Hoping to beat the rain

The temperature at Inner Drive Technology World HQ has plummeted 4°C in less than 90 minutes as a cold front plowed through the area. I pity the people attending Opening Day at Wrigley, and not just because of the weather.

Meanwhile:

• Adam Kinzinger goes deep into the OAFPOTUS's corruption, concentrating this week on the grifts he's run since taking office 15 months ago.
• Jennifer Rubin flatly states the OAFPOTUS "blew it on immigration."
• The populations of many US cities have dropped fast because of the OAFPOTUS's know-nothing immigration policies, though Chicago has remained stable because we're awesome.
• Kyla Scanlon warns about the limits of fast fixes both in the economy and in your personal health.
• United Airlines has introduced a modified CRJ-200 to encourage more premium travel to and from O'Hare.

Finally, two tech pioneers (of sorts) have died. Journalist Tracy Kidder wrote The Soul of a New Machine, the history of the very last minicomputer that Data General designed. He was 80. Leonid Radvinsky also died, from cancer at 43. His contribution to technology was somewhat more pedestrian, but no less important to an entire industry: he created OnlyFans.