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Created
Sat, 11/03/2023 - 00:00

Below, please find the definitive right-of-way regulations for New York City’s bike lanes. Any lower-ranked item must yield to any higher-ranked item.

1. Marked NYPD vehicles

2. Unmarked NYPD vehicles

3. Vehicles with a Thin Blue Line flag bumper sticker

4. A dumpster with the Punisher logo on it

5. Film crews for Blue Bloods

6. Vehicles whose owner’s cousin used to work for the city (any city is fine)

7. Amazon delivery trucks

8. Pedestrians walking against traffic

9. Any double-parked motorized vehicle

10. Regular film crews

11. Any motorized vehicle whose driver “just needs to check something”

12. Tourists waiting to cross the street who might not realize they are standing in the bike lane

13. Abandoned vehicles

14. Pizza Rat

15. Revelers and merrymakers

16. Bearded men screaming, “The End is near!”

17. Currently on-fire vehicles

18. Calzone Mouse

19. Street preachers

Created
Fri, 10/03/2023 - 23:00

By Austin Sarat / The Conversation In January 2023 two Democratic representatives, Judith Garcia and Carlos Gonzalez, proposed a bill that would offer prisoners in Massachusetts a new way to win reduction in their sentences: by donating their bone marrow or vital organs. The bill stated that the commissioner of the Department of Corrections should establish both […]

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Created
Fri, 10/03/2023 - 22:15

"Though we are living in a moment of increased confrontation and militarization, one fundamental truth remains unchanged: The only way to eliminate nuclear risk is to eliminate nuclear weapons."

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Created
Fri, 10/03/2023 - 21:38

We are living under a deeply cruel, ideologically-driven government. Since coming to power in 2010, the Conservative’s austerity programme has caused over 330,000 deaths, and the mishandling of the pandemic saw a further 200,000 deaths, many of them avoidable. Currently, an estimated 500 people are dying each week because of delays in emergency care, while […]