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Trump Reveals Presidential Library Design: A Glass Tower in Miami - WSJ — Now that’s pretty cool!
A red, white and blue spire sits atop the multistory tower. The library is set to feature golden escalators, a golden statue of the president raising his fist in the air and several aircraft, including what appears to be one of the jets used as Air Force One.
An American flag and the presidential seal appear on the outside of the building. Large video screens display images of the president. Plans for the library also show a large auditorium and an outdoor rooftop garden that can host events, according to the video. The library is being designed by Bermello Ajamil & Partners, an architecture and engineering firm.
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How Much Is a Home Team Worth? | The New Yorker
Owners argue that stadiums are good investments because they create jobs and boost the local economy. Occasionally, they do. But economists overwhelmingly conclude that the projections they use are often too rosy, and that, for cities, stadiums are almost never worth the costs. The public funding may not be siphoned out of library budgets, but shortfalls have to be covered somehow. And sources of public funding can be brutally regressive, derived from taxes on items like lottery tickets, which are bought disproportionately by the poor.
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Stomper: The A’s Mascot | Athletics — An elephant?
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Tiger Woods was arrested today near his Jupiter Island home after rolling his Land Rover into a pressure-cleaning truck, refusing a urine test, and being charged with DUI with property damage — two weeks before the Masters. ESPN
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35 seconds today. I’m getting better. I’m getting my speed back.
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Marco Rubio Pauses Speech for Water Break - YouTube — My favorite Marco Rubio moment of all time. Compare with today’s much smoother water break.
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How the Iran War Compares With Past Market Shocks, in Charts - WSJ
While the market selloff seems steep, it is on par with reactions to past geopolitical shocks. The S&P 500 had retreated before the current war owing to fears that artificial intelligence could upend software, financial services and more. Investors say rich valuations in the U.S. stock market have exacerbated some of the volatility since then
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Donkey Work — I love the phrase “donkey work.” Perfectly describes the drudgery of common tasks.
David and Mike explore the concept of “donkey work” — the repetitive computer tasks that block creative focus — and how AI tools like Claude Cowork can handle it for you. David walks through his robot assistant system built on Obsidian and MCPs, covering everything from automated blog publishing and email triage to daily briefings and file organization, while Mike shares how Claude Code has let him build custom apps like Feed Deck and replace paid services. The episode doubles as a practical preview of David’s new Robot Assistant Field Guide.
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Why You Hate Your Weather App — Admitting uncertainty is a design choice. In medicine we call it informed consent — turns out it works for weather apps too.
Acme imparts a sense of trust by foregrounding its own lack of omniscience. As I write, I can see on the app that it’s unlikely to rain this afternoon—but that there’s an alternate forecast suggesting a possibility of snow. At least I know that I can’t be sure.
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Trump’s Signature on the Dollar — I love this guy.
“There is no more powerful way to recognize the historic achievements of our great country and President Donald J. Trump than U.S. dollar bills bearing his name, and it is only appropriate that this historic currency be issued at the semiquincentennial,” Mr. Bessent said in a statement.
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Max Verstappen vs. F1’s new rules: Every complaint this season – and our verdict — Verstappen’s complaints may be amplified by Red Bull’s struggles, but his read on the sport feels genuine. The best driver of his generation saying it’s no fun to drive is not a small thing.
“There has become a clear split in the positive and negative comments over the first weeks of the season. The loudest cheerleaders have been the drivers in the most competitive cars, Mercedes and Ferrari, while the world champion trio of Verstappen, Lando Norris and Fernando Alonso — all experiencing nightmarish starts to the new regulation cycle — have been the loudest critics.”