Or in this case, the secretary of defense.

It's legal because he says its legal. Sounds like a strong argument to me. ;)

I misread the title of your book and thought it was "Calling Bushtit." Gotta love those little guys!

Similar here in CA.

Perhaps this release of papers gives context as to why Wolff is suing Melania, who is threatening libel. Seems that everyone here has something to lose.

ProPublica is one of the few organizations I would trust to vet such a source. They are not on a "side," but are on a mission for government accountability, no matter the party.

Check out the Working Families Party.

My 91-yr-old mom just had an MRI for what I'm guessing are similar reasons: to rule out a mass or other factors contributing to cognitive decline. The point is not whether or not decline is happening, but why and what might be done (if anything). Same with DJT, I'm thinking.

Yet, the CSU has already given faculty personal data to the government. The union started to file a lawsuit to stop it, then found it had already been done.

Yes but the CSU has already provided personal data about faculty to the EEOC.

Except the CSUs have already handed over personal faculty data to the EEOC. They've already sold out.

Still have 40 mins on Pacific Time....