Good article today from the NYT. I have still yet to hear one good reason why we should get rid of a broad, multi purpose space to satisfy one thing and one thing only. It defies imagination and what PUBLIC space is meant to be.
https://t.co/bUfi1Y0R6m
@Brendan_Duke MLS switching from a summer season to a winter one is quite the bait-and-switch! Maybe the league should cover the cost of new roofs on all the cold-weather outdoor stadiums built with the understanding games wouldn’t be played in the cold. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Tearing down the East Wing and ruining the Reflecting Pool are bad, but symbolically so. This makes the experience of living in DC as a normal person – turning a place for cycling, fishing, birding, picnicking, and cheap golf into a playground for the rich – materially worse.
This makes nine (9!) seperate times in less than two years that the nonpartisan Government Accountability Office has determined the President has illegally withheld Congressinally appropriated funds. https://t.co/Tw5GsdZVCn
This makes nine (9!) seperate times in less than two years that the nonpartisan Government Accountability Office has determined the President has illegally withheld Congressinally appropriated funds. https://t.co/Tw5GsdZVCn
The President also broke the law by illegally witholding funds from EPA's Community Change Grants program, part of the Environmental and Climate Justice Block Grants Program, and illegally terminating the grants. https://t.co/0yKgJZJs4D
CBO examines how spending for flood adaptations today might affect the federal government's potential costs for disaster relief later, and what households are likely to pay for flood insurance that is subsidized by the federal government. https://t.co/Euu7BMGNjs
This is a load-bearing "provided that."
“I applaud this administration,” [Mark Iwry, a former senior Treasury official] said, “provided these measures are implemented responsibly, in good faith, and free of conflicts of interest, corruption, and ulterior motives.”
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Last week's Trump Accounts changes mean that millions of kids will get individual stocks that they can't reject and can't sell for five years.
https://t.co/7GWMvW4WJX
DOJ is reviewing whether the special prosecutor’s office that investigated the Watergate break-in committed misconduct, according to people familiar with the matter, more than half a century after that scandal led to Nixon’s resignation. W @PhilipWegmann
https://t.co/1AuZ47w9wB
Neat! "The Extent to Which Selected Cybersecurity Controls for IT Security Rules Were Implemented or Followed at the Reviewed Agencies Could Not Be Determined Based on the Information Provided"