An Extremely Detailed Map of the 2024 Election Results: Trump vs. Harris - The New York Times — This is amazing.
The Pitt (TV series) - Wikipedia — ER is back! Noah Wyle is at the helm.
How Much of the Government Can Donald Trump Dismantle? | The New Yorker
The Biden Administration’s recent actions include extending protection from deportation for hundreds of thousands of immigrants, and blocking oil and gas drilling across more than six hundred million acres of federal waters. Donald Trump could immediately move to reverse these actions, but Biden has imposed burdens and costs to deter this. Biden has also been employing the timeworn entrenchment technique of “burrowing in” some of his political appointees, by converting their jobs to civil-service positions so that they can stay on permanently in the administrative state.
And this:
One way to understand the so-called deep state is that it is part of how our federal bureaucracy is supposed to work. The administrative state embodies a constant tension between the democratic accountability that comes with Presidential control, and the political independence of experts, which informs innumerable complicated regulations that govern our lives. That tension is a feature, not a bug. There is a well-recognized trade-off between democratic responsiveness and bureaucratic expertise, which would be terrifying to lose.
Delta Sky Club Access Gets More Exclusive - WSJ — The only domestic lounges that I like are the American Airlines Admirals Lounges.
Coach Prime to the Dallas Cowboys? A Potential Reunion Has the NFL Buzzing - WSJ — let’s make this happen!
Even Harvard M.B.A.s Are Struggling to Land Jobs - WSJ — I don’t buy this article. Not every grad can get employment in Tech and Consulting. I wonder how many of these grads are trying to apply in the Midwest and South, in less fancy industries, and at smaller, private companies.
Apple CEO Tim Cook’s 2024 Pay Rises 18% to $74.6 Million - WSJ — I’ll say it: “Underpaid. A great deal for Apple shareholders.”
John Fetterman: A Democrat Who Can Talk Trump, or a Reckless Maverick? - WSJ — Smart strategy. Keep your enemies close.
“It’s like our phasers are set at freakout,” Fetterman said of Democrats, using a “Star Trek” reference. “You have a right to react any way you want, but I’m not that guy, and I am here to have conversations with our nominees and look for the ways we can possibly be a part of the dialogue.”
Trump Is Right That Pax Americana Is Over - The Atlantic — This article encapsulates what I’ve be thinking since Election Day.
Law enforcement sources told The Times that it’s likely many of the small fires will turn out to have been the work of arson.