@_PatrickCurran Ales->Ale
Tbond->Tnote (basically same clue)
Horsemen->Horseman
Sappho clued both days
Limited amount of day-to-day continuity can be fun but this was too much
Retrieved 2005-vintage iPod from the depths of the junk drawer and swapped out the 30GB HDD for a 256GB SD card, with a little help from https://t.co/o3GJzyDRTH. Why not?
Money raised illegally?👀Hedge fund manager Kyle Bass lost big on a bet against the Hong Kong dollar after receiving $100 million from a media company linked to Steve Bannon and exiled Chinese businessman Guo Wengui, a recent SEC case reveals https://t.co/jdkLV0wAMG via @markets
“'I take my obligations related to potential conflicts/recusals seriously,' he said in an email. 'Throughout my judicial career, I have endeavored to comply with all such obligations, and I will continue to do so.'”
More than 130 federal judges have violated U.S. law and judicial ethics by overseeing court cases involving companies in which they or their family owned stock, a WSJ investigation found. Judges failed to recuse themselves from 685 cases since 2010. https://t.co/eNa5PWdsui
"Judge Gilstrap said he believed he didn’t need to recuse himself from some cases because they required little or no action on his part, and in other cases because the stocks were in a trust created for his wife. Legal-ethics experts disagreed on both counts."
Everything about this case – how the FBI behaved, that it was ever prosecuted, that some members of an all-white jury STILL insisted on prosecution, causing hung jury – is scary, and gives a pretty bleak picture of the US criminal justice system. https://t.co/lbzoOFvl83