Kathleen Flynn

“Aspartame is poison,” she said. “It destroys your brain.” I would rather give up my brain, which I barely use, than Diet Coke, which is my favorite drink. https://t.co/0kiEc5XXCu

The past 500 million years were an eventful time for Earth. https://t.co/cYuhd699TW

In an attempt to beat the long odds, some Chinese H-1B applicants pray to Buddha. ... And some pray while dining at Chick-fil-A restaurants because an urban legend in the Chinese community says doing so can help.https://t.co/WeQ8m5lrXs

Mr. Trump has called her “fake” — but in self-defeating ways, like questioning whether Ms. Harris, who is Black, is Black. https://t.co/x5J3AoZTwn

"There’s something about the speed with which Mr. Walz burst from the Minnesota wilds to become America’s next top dad that helped alchemize the typical into the sublime." https://t.co/8om2eMQBqu

RT @Nick_Holland_: Thornton Parsonage, birthplace of the Brontes, is currently for sale. It has many treasures, including this original sto…

Oh, you guys don’t sing the anthem, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. You don’t love America.’ But we do love America. It’s just more in a James Baldwin kind of way, not in a bald-eagle-on-your-shoulder kind of way.” https://t.co/bLluGK0bCY

All the while, Mr. DeSantis and his family reaped a prize bounty at the fair games, including a milk jug toss and balloon popping. They walked away with at least two oversize Pikachu stuffed animals and what appeared to be a giant koala. https://t.co/rGPb8kyRPo

“A French person would never walk up to another French person and be like, ‘Hey bro, I just finished a liter of water,’” Ms. Rollins added. “That would be the weirdest thing in the entire world.” https://t.co/4QIQ8S6ECO

"Trump’s campaign team was miffed by a lack of traffic support from local police after he arrived in Washington, forcing the motorcade to weave through rush-hour traffic." https://t.co/RBPDxl7jKS

RT @HaworthBrontes: From our facebook group #Barbie https://t.co/pcaLVsV2mh

“I did think that eventually after I was dead it might be rediscovered, and then it happened before I was dead, which was a bit of a surprise,” he said. https://t.co/Z05HCdXq5a

Reading is, fundamentally, both a tool and a toy. It’s essential to social progress, democratic citizenship, good government and general enlightenment. It’s also the most fantastically, sublimely, prodigiously useless pastime ever invented. https://t.co/5Gx5GQnovL

"While writing a note to a source about the timing for an interview, my bot randomly suggested asking him whether we should coordinate our outfits in advance so that our auras and chakras wouldn’t clash." https://t.co/LhPOoVEDir

RT @motokorich: As Japan’s PM begins visit to Seoul, many South Koreans are “likely to assess Mr. Kishida’s visit on whether — and how dire…

“I always thought when you got to be a certain age, you’d give anything to be younger,” he said. “But I am so excited to be dead in, like, 20 years. Because there’s not much more of this I can take.” https://t.co/SMVp4PS0Ip

Despite wearing T-shirts and having once voiced over the cartoon character Paddington Bear, Mr. Zelensky has been transformed by the war into a leader on the world stage with as much gravitas as any other. https://t.co/Iv4OuWzTzd