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4 weeks ago | indignity.net | Tom Scocca |JOE MACLEOD |Joe MacLeod

WHAT'S UP WITH THAT DEP'T. Watch the Overhead! Here's the News From Above. OVER THE WEEKEND, the sun underwent two separate magnetic filament eruptions, sending solar material blasting slowly outward. The ejected mass is expected to encounter the Earth tonight in a G3, or "Strong," solar storm, potentially sending auroras down to the northern reaches of the contiguous United States.

4 weeks ago | indignity.net | Tom Scocca |JOE MACLEOD |Joe MacLeod

PODCAST — 2 min read Indignity Morning Podcast No. 464: Somewhere between false and delusional. AI-GENERATED SUMMARY: This podcast episode delves into the controversial aspects of Elon Musk’s personal life, particularly his approach to parenting and relationships, as well as the legal entanglements surrounding former President Trump and his dealings with law firms.

4 weeks ago | indignity.net | Tom Scocca |JOE MACLEOD |Joe MacLeod

— 8 min read POLITICS DEP'T. Failed Governor Wants to Be Unavoidable MayorHERE IS A STORY that ran in today's print edition of the New York Times: Two influential New York City labor unions that backed Mayor Eric Adams in 2021 switched their support on Monday to former Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, reflecting his growing dominance as the race for mayor accelerates.

1 month ago | indignity.net | Tom Scocca |JOE MACLEOD |Joe MacLeod

PODCAST — 2 min read Indignity Morning Podcast No. 463: Archipelago of atrocity stories. AI-GENERATED SUMMARY: In this episode of the Indignity Morning Podcast, host Tom SCOCCA discusses significant current events, including the implications of China’s trade war on global supply chains, Harvard University’s refusal to comply with government demands, and the troubling consequences of recent immigration policies.

1 month ago | indignity.net | Tom Scocca |JOE MACLEOD |Joe MacLeod

DEP'T OF EDUCATIONWhat Did High Schoolers Learn From the Trump Stock Market? It's spring break for the New York City public schools, so Indignity's correspondent on transit and youth affairs, Mack Scocca-Ho, agreed to discuss a recent class project. INDIGNITY: Over the past few weeks, your 12th grade Government and Economics class did a real-world-based educational activity. Can you describe it for the readers?