The Weekly Whatever: Probably nothing to worry about
Probably nothing to worry about
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Clarence Thomas's wife attended the January 6th "Stop The Steal" rally. Thomas was the lone dissenter regarding whether Trump's documents should be seen by the 1/6 committee, after failing to recuse himself or declare an interest in an investigation involving his wife. He also broke the law and failed to report her income from the Heritage Foundation.
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Android has been sending logs of your phone calls to Google, along with hashes of your text messages, without notice and without an opt-out.
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80% of people tested have microplastics in their bloodstream.
What year is this?
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Republican Senator Mike Braun from Indiana says it should be left up to the states to decide whether interracial marriage is legal or not (video). Later says he misunderstood the question.
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Sore winner Trump sues Hillary Clinton over 2016 election.
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Photographer shot 3,200 rolls of film photographing rock stars in the late 1960s, but hasn't gotten them developed yet.
Crapto
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"Frosties" NFTs turn out to worthless, part of $1.1m 'rug pull' scam.
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"Stable" coin plummets to zero after bug allows anyone to mint as much as they like for free.
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Evangelicals launch prayer NFTs.
Facts about the beforetimes
- Pizza Hut was the largest consumer of kale in the USA; they used it to decorate their salad bar.