Reports
Elizabeth Warren’s Consolidation Speech Could Change the Election
[Warren] extended her critique to the entire economy, noting that, as a result of three decades of weakened federal antitrust regulation, virtually every industrial sector today—from airlines to telecom to agriculture to … Continue reading Elizabeth Warren’s Consolidation Speech Could Change the Election
Federal Court: The Fourth Amendment Does Not Protect Your Home Computer
In a dangerously flawed decision unsealed today, a federal district court in Virginia ruled that a criminal defendant has no “reasonable expectation of privacy” in his personal computer, located inside his home. … Continue reading Federal Court: The Fourth Amendment Does Not Protect Your Home Computer
Günther Oettinger urges action against Spain and Portugal over deficits
Neither country respected their self-imposed budget obligations in 2015, the German commissioner said. He wants to fine Portugal and Spain .2% of their GDP for not keeping their deficit low? This shows … Continue reading Günther Oettinger urges action against Spain and Portugal over deficits
In New Jersey Student Loan Program, Even Death May Not Bring a Reprieve – The New York Times
Ms. Karrow said the growth of New Jersey’s program was simply a result of both the increasing number of students and the rising cost of tuition. But in fact, college enrollment and … Continue reading In New Jersey Student Loan Program, Even Death May Not Bring a Reprieve – The New York Times
“What’s that coming over the hill? The Tories” – Jonathan Pie – YouTube
Great rant by Jonathan Pie about Brexit.. he makes a few good points! It is a be NSFW.. so watch out! Source: “What’s that coming over the hill? The Tories” – Jonathan … Continue reading “What’s that coming over the hill? The Tories” – Jonathan Pie – YouTube
Greece is sold off and sold out, by Niels Kadritzke (Le Monde diplomatique)
Par Niels Kadritzke (Le Monde diplomatique – English edition, July 2016) // Greece’s public assets, including ports and airports, went at discount prices to predatory buyers who will deprive the state of … Continue reading Greece is sold off and sold out, by Niels Kadritzke (Le Monde diplomatique)
F.B.I. Interviews Hillary Clinton Over Private Email Server
There has been no indication that sensitive information was compromised by Mrs. Clinton’s use of a private server. But it has fed a perception that she was trying to hide information, chipping … Continue reading F.B.I. Interviews Hillary Clinton Over Private Email Server
Rape and Sexual Abuse Laws are Tricky (And That Needs to Change)
It’s been roughly a month since the final verdict for Brock Turner was issued, sentencing him to 6 months in the Santa Clara county jail with a three year probation. One might … Continue reading Rape and Sexual Abuse Laws are Tricky (And That Needs to Change)
U.S. accuses Russian warship of aggressive maneuvers near U.S. navy ship | Reuters
A Russian warship carried out aggressive and erratic maneuvers close to a U.S. Navy ship in the eastern Mediterranean Sea, the second such Cold War-style incident there in a matter of weeks, … Continue reading U.S. accuses Russian warship of aggressive maneuvers near U.S. navy ship | Reuters
G.M.O.s in Food? Vermonters Will Know
As of Friday, nearly all food labels in the state must disclose when products include genetically engineered ingredients. Good news for those of us who’d like to know if we’re eating GMO’d … Continue reading G.M.O.s in Food? Vermonters Will Know
Paul Krugman on ‘Brexit’ and Its Impact – NYTimes
In this podcast, the Times opinion columnist Paul Krugman helps make sense of Britons’ decision to leave the European Union. Krugman talks about how the EU is at odds with democracy and the … Continue reading Paul Krugman on ‘Brexit’ and Its Impact – NYTimes
Judge blocks Mississippi anti-LGBT ‘religious freedom’ law
The judge struck down the “Religious Freedom” law because it gave preference to certain religions and not others. Freedom of Religion wins again. Republican Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant, who signed the bill … Continue reading Judge blocks Mississippi anti-LGBT ‘religious freedom’ law