… enforced through the statute’s pre-existing remedial scheme and in a manner consistent with it.” Ragsdale v. Wolverine World Wide, Inc., 535 U.S. 81, 94 (2002). 177 The Senate report on the Wagner bill stressed that unfair labor practices were “‘strictly limited to those enumer...
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…the most basic physical rules of the universe to the most advanced artificial intelligence. The Universe We live in a world of countless gradients, from light and heat to gravity and chemical trails (chemtrails!). Water flows along a gravity gradient downhill, and your body liv...
…d the NSA how many documents Snowden took, the NSA could not come up with a definitive number despite having employed a world-class team of experts to reconstruct the crime. The NSA could say that 1.7 million documents had been selected in two dozen NSA computers during Snowden’s...
…all sides in a campaign? The United States has a wide array of tools for monitoring Russian intelligence, including the world's most sophisticated sensors for intercepting signals, but discovering the Kremlin's motives remains an elusive enterprise because, unlike in a scientific...
…versation on the region's future on both sides of the Green Line. It could convince Palestinians -- and the rest of the world -- that the future of the West Bank shouldn't be shackled to Ramallah or Jerusalem's vacillating willingness to hash out fundamental issues. It could prov...
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…s. He allowed the chips to fall where they may and they often fall on the head of the current office holders around the world. Prosecuting Wikileaks or its founder for “the crime” of publishing classified information, while at the same time rewarding -- with prizes, access, inte...
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…rnmental propaganda offices, such that outside a few key positions of power no one really knows what is going on in the world. There is a danger of the growth of domination over time of large populations by a single dominant or a few systems. We can imagine methods that modify ev...
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…ce signals an uncharacteristic break-down in spread correlations and a welcome move-away from the one-factor-drives-all world of late. ° The strength of equity flows has caught our attention this week, but there is little evidence of a wider rotation out of bonds. There has inde...
…hey won’t. Sooner or later they will come crashing down — and as the pace of technological and social change around the world continues to accelerate, such revolutionary upheavals are likely to become more frequent. HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031888
…repeal of the 1996 Helms-Burton is one of the key requirements for Cuba to be able to approach the IDB, the IMF, or the World Bank. Without that credit, which requires Cuba’s affiliation with these organizations, the Island will have no access to loans to rebuild the costly infra...
…onally, not strategically. The great value of being president, in his view, was that you’re the most famous man in the world, and fame is always venerated and adored by the media. Isn’t it? But, confusingly, Trump was president in large part because of his particular talent, con...