Lower cognitive ability is linked to stronger Christian nationalist views, even after accounting for education
▲ 879 r/atheism

Lower cognitive ability is linked to stronger Christian nationalist views, even after accounting for education

psypost.org
u/mepper — 11 days ago
▲ 132 r/delta

TSA launches program allowing non-travelers past security | Includes DTW (already had it) and SLC. Must have pre-check and KTN.

tsa.gov
u/mepper — 1 month ago
▲ 3.1k r/kansas+1 crossposts

Still not a drag queen: Kansas pastor charged with “aggravated incest with child”

joemygod.com
u/mepper — 1 month ago
▲ 217 r/weather

Illinois sets US state record for most tornadoes in a year: 243 preliminary tornado reports so far in 2026, exceeding the counts of any state for a full calendar year dating back to 1950

accuweather.com
u/mepper — 2 months ago

Bill Gates Warns A.I. Is More Dangerous Than Big Tech Will Admit | In an hourlong interview, he said his industry was downplaying the risks, which he believes include mass unemployment and bioterrorism.

nytimes.com
u/mepper — 2 months ago
🔥 Hot ▲ 8.4k r/sports

Ukrainian center Kate Koval is leaving LSU less than two weeks after the Tigers brought in Anna Minaeva, a player from Russia

espn.com
u/mepper — 2 months ago

ABC’s telecast of the Patriot Games draws minuscule audience. Just 1.21 million viewers tuned in last Thursday, less than half of what "Press Your Luck" earned one week prior.

awfulannouncing.com
u/mepper — 2 months ago
▲ 322 r/skeptic

A Texas court slashed a $50 million judgment to about $6 million against Alex Jones after he falsely claimed the 2012 Sandy Hook elementary school mass shooting was a hoax. The ruling does not affect a $1.25 billion judgment against Jones in Connecticut

apnews.com
u/mepper — 2 months ago
▲ 1.2k r/technology

Meta trial that could reshape Facebook and Instagram gets underway | The coalition of states that brought the suit allege Meta designed the social media apps to addict young users, resulting in harm to their mental health.

nbcnews.com
u/mepper — 2 months ago
▲ 439 r/marriott

Unwritten hotel rules everybody should abide by?

For me: No conversations more than 10 seconds in the hallway. It's an echo chamber and everybody can hear it in their rooms. It's loud and annoying af. If you want to have a conversation, go into your room and close the door. At least then, you'll just annoy your direct neighbors and not the entire floor.

reddit.com
u/mepper — 2 months ago
▲ 132 r/delta

Delta plans to outfit its future Boeing 737 MAX 10 jets with 24 first-class recliners— 20% more than most Delta planes today.

thepointsguy.com
u/mepper — 2 months ago