anon figures there's, at most, a half-dozen or so
actual peeps here; the rest are bots that art designed to "engage."
muh op.
o that'll be a party
but her job is to "represent," not to "govern."
FR sucks.
>>22262983
liar.
US Home Prices Surge To 17th Consecutive All-Time High
US home prices in the 20 largest cities rose 0.32% MoM in October (the latest data from S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller), considerably hotter than the 0.22% rise expected. However, despite the MoM beat, the pace of annual acceleration has declined to its slowest since Sept 2023. At 3.62% YoY.
https://confoundedinterest.net/2024/12/31/us-home-prices-surge-to-17th-consecutive-all-time-high-nyc-leads-nation-tampa-last/
this
pr popped on the Lodge list for the first time in 2020.
Some 2020 Headlies from PR, denoting massive opportunity for fvckery:
Puerto Rican community in Pa. displaced by Hurricane Maria eager to vote in 2020
What Do Puerto Ricans Really Think Ahead of the 2020 Elections?
Puerto Rico votes in favor of statehood. But what does it mean for the island?
Puerto Rico Earthquake 2020
Landslides Triggered by the 2020 Puerto Rico Earthquake Sequence
Puerto Rico’s New Electoral Code Creates Two Hours of Paid Voting Leave
Respiratory Infections May Drive Puerto Rico’s High Asthma Burden
‘Scarier’ Than Hurricane Maria: A Deadly Earthquake Terrifies Puerto Rico (Published 2020)
sauce:
https://www.google.com/search?q=puerto+rico+2020&sca_esv=07e7bb598b4f68b4&biw=1332&bih=878&source=lnt&tbs=cdr%3A1%2Ccd_min%3A%2Ccd_max%3A12%2F31%2F2020&tbm=nws
50 Examples of Fake News in 2024
Reflecting back on 2024 and looking forward to a future with less misinformation and more facts, Just Facts has summarized 50 false or misleading claims spread by journalists, commentators, and so-called fact checkers during the past year.
Each of these examples quotes a specific media outlet or individual, but nearly all of these fictions were propagated by multiple outlets and people, and many of them were broadcast by dozens.
1: Inflation
Margaret Brennan and John Dickerson of CBS News claimed that “the president of the United States has nothing to do with the price of bacon,” “or eggs,” “or gas,” “or any of it.”
In fact, presidents impact the prices of virtually everything through federal deficits that spur inflation, regulations that prohibit the use of cost-effective production methods and resources, price and wage controls, trade deals, tariffs, and more.
https://www.justfactsdaily.com/50-examples-of-fake-news-in-2024
click dat sheet for moar.