The Reach of JSOC ‘the President’s Private Army’
What is JSOC doing, and where are they doing it?
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Read more...By Lambert Strether of Corrente The State of the Union address, as ordained by Article II, Section 3 of the United States Constition, will take place in about a half an hour, at 9:00PM ET. If you like to watch: In addition to major networks and political cable channels that will air the address, you […]
Read more...~ Today’s Water Cooler: A hard-core originalist looks at Anderson, well-meant advice for Biden, a fine rant on “our democracy”, and LSD gets “breakthrough status” at FDA. And of course election, pandemic, and business coverage. ~
Read more...Will the EU see through and act against Apple’s self-serving, Digital-Markets-Act-evading new app store scheme?
Read more...The SEC had to make concessions in its climate disclosure final rules, but it did well given the constraints of its investor focus.
Read more...More discussion of whether Victoria Nuland jumped or was pushed, and what that might say about US politics and foreign policy.
Read more...Some new wrinkles on who wins and loses in James Galbraith’s Predator State.
Read more...~ Today’s Water Cooler: Super Tuesday, Cuomo in the dock?, open-source P2P search? ~
Read more...Ralph Nader calls out the certain extreme undercount of death in Gaza and why that is convenient for Israel, the US, and Gaza.
Read more...Some at the Fed worry that the central bank can’t get the inflation genie back in the bottle.
Read more...~ Today’s Water Cooler: Nuland retires, Trump electors, the Walgreens positivity data, and Taylor Swift has a cough. ~
Read more...With little enforcement or legal culpability, social media sites like Facebook help wildlife trafficking thrive in plain sight.
Read more...Just three countries have so far introduced CBDCs, according to the IMF, and two of them are already having serious issues.
Read more...How some key points on negotiating Medicare drug prices under the Inflation Reduction Act were oddly left open, arguably much too open.
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