A friend was venting about new work rules that require he spend X amount of time in the office: Sure love commuting to work just to sit in Zooms all day in an empty building.. Forced quotas for "days in the office", even if low, are...
Inside this locked cemetery is the grave of Lucretia Mott. Born in 1793 in Nantucket, Massachusetts, Lucretia Coffin grew up in a whaling family. Her family were early Puritans and.
Trump's most prominent BigLaw collaborationist is exiting, stage alt-right: Brad Karp, the longtime chairman of Paul Weiss, one of the nation’s top corporate law firms, suddenly resigned on Wednesday evening.
Following up on Erik's thoughts about the diplomacy of sports, I wrote a column this week about the Trump administration's diplomacy of sports efforts: Further complicating World Cup logistics is the fact that the United States is currently involved in uncharacteristically sharp disputes with its two co-hosts, Canada and...
Good news. If you didn't get a print copy of 404 Media's ICE and surveillance technology zine, the outlet has released three free, downloadable, versions of the zine: A full.
DePetris's post encapsulates the problem with The Discourse, which is getting worse as we all continue to pretend. https://bsky.app/profile/dandepetris.bsky.social/post/3me2lbfxdsk25 News stories are written this way because the doddering old fool.
Some follow up on the sleep-deprived ICE attorney in Minnesota. During the hearing, Le acknowledged that many at the DHS did not understand the seriousness of an order from a federal judge. I think it is more a case of not caring. “It took a long,...
The worst person in the Trump administration, it is increasingly clear, is the de facto president: Moments after federal officers fatally shot Alex Pretti, his body still lying facedown on an icy Minneapolis.
The Washington Post laid off hundreds of employees on Wednesday, which its former executive editor said “ranks among the darkest days” in the newspaper’s history. Approximately one-third of employees were affected. Staffers.
Here's a fascinating essay well worth your time from political scientists Adam Bonica and Jake Grumbach, who argue that: (1) Moderation as a political strategy used to make much more sense than it does today, in what has become a highly polarized and nationalized political environment....
This is the grave of King Charles II. Born in 1630 in London, the son of King Charles I must have thought that he would have an easy time ascending.
It has to be very difficult to be any semblance of an actual lawyer in an administration defined by Wilhoit's Law: It’s rough working for the U.S. Attorney’s Office in.