Against all the odds someone at the New York Times not being paid for their tepid opinions has managed to honestly report the impact of one of the First Felon's vindictive decisions. It's on the Games page, which is probably how it slipped by the internal compliance monitors.
This is in reference to the misAdministration claiming the authority to strike down NYC's congestion pricing program, in case you don't follow New York news.
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I clicked on the link, but didn't see the article. Just the general home page of Strands.
I should have realized that would happen. Strands is a word search puzzle (a 6x8 grid of letters). The clue for this puzzle was "Here we (don't) go again," and the answers included "congestion," "gridlock," "overcrowding," and "trafficjam."
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