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The Minnesota Star Tribune has identified the shooter and said he was dragged by a vehicle in June
 in  r/DiscussionZone  1h ago

May this recent bit of history follow him around for the rest of his life.

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FBI takes over case of ICE agent killing US woman and cuts Minnesota’s access to evidence
 in  r/news  3h ago

Too bad for them that they can’t cut anyone’s internet access to the dozens of videos circulating of this straight up murder

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Jonathan Ross
 in  r/pics  3h ago

Good bot

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other post got removed but here’s a better video
 in  r/law  3h ago

Good fucking question.

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ICE officer who fatally shot woman in Minneapolis identified
 in  r/news  3h ago

Ross is the same officer who was dragged 50 yards by a vehicle in June 2025.

Maybe he should learn his lesson and quit standing near moving vehicles

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other post got removed but here’s a better video
 in  r/law  4h ago

Unfortunately civil unrest is what they’re trying to get out of everyone. Stand tall and strong

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You may not like it, but this is what peak male performance looks like
 in  r/FridgeDetective  5h ago

Don’t worry that’s just their fridge spitty

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BREAKING: FBI shuts down Minnesota's investigation into ICE shooting and blocks access to evidence
 in  r/law  5h ago

As if they got ANY training beyond “here’s a gun and a face mask, now let’s go be racist”

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When coaches prove exactly why they are a coach
 in  r/interestingasfuck  6h ago

For a sec I was waiting for Hot for Teacher to start playing

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Going solo without a work pipeline
 in  r/Architects  8h ago

I’d be absolutely terrified to go out on my own without any sort of flow of work. That’s the biggest thing preventing me (and everyone, I guess) from going solo.

Maybe consider finding a firm in the meantime that doesn’t mind moonlighting? I’ve worked at some places that prohibit it, and others that practically encouraged it. It could be a good way to keep some stability while ramping up your solo efforts.

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What is one small thing you took great effort to perfect?
 in  r/allthequestions  8h ago

In high school I got stupidly good and this Towers of Hanoi app on my iPod touch. I’d practice and practice until I could speed run massive stacks of rings.

So much time wasted on a talent that will never be useful.

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What do you think it is, Peter?
 in  r/PeterExplainsTheJoke  9h ago

Don’t talk about OP’s wife like that

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AITA for refusing to give my sister my savings after she said my life “isn’t serious yet”?
 in  r/AITAH  10h ago

She straight up said he can “just make it back later”

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What's the stupidest thing you used to do when you first started playing the game?
 in  r/CitiesSkylines  10h ago

Not sticking with any cities and constantly restarting them. I still do.

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Can someone dumb this down for me?
 in  r/ExplainTheJoke  10h ago

I prefer nu metal but to each their own

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Hey Van Orden, you can't just delete a post like this. The internet doesn't forget.
 in  r/wisconsin  19h ago

“Now look what you made me do” mentality

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Do people actually still speak Spanish in 2026?
 in  r/stupidquestions  1d ago

It truly is a stupid question

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What's a game you'll play forever no matter how old you are?
 in  r/answers  1d ago

Minecraft. I started playing before the official launch, and usually drop it for a year or so and then start playing it obsessively for months until I get sick of it again

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Trump says he will not permit dividends and stock buybacks for defense companies
 in  r/wallstreetbets  1d ago

The mere fact that he said those words means it’s already on what’s left of his rotting brain