We predicted the new CDC head, Rochelle Walensky, would do badly. A New York Times story shows how she’s underperforming our low expectations
Read more...After weeks of inaction against truckers, Trudeau invoked the After weeks of looking impotent, Trudeau invoked the Emergencies Ac to end the truckers’ protests. Was this a winning move?
Read more...Failure to grant patent waivers under the WTO’s TRIPS Agreement has stalled ramping up of production in Africa and other developing countries of coronavirus vaccines.
Read more...Turnabout is fair play: A proposed California assualt weapon bill uses the private enforcement scheme of a notorious Texas anti-abortion law
Read more...A new corporate scheme: hijack vocational programs to meet narrow, immediate needs, leaving students with short shelf-life skills.
Read more...Why the implementation of Canada’s Emergencies Act is a terrible precedent.
Read more...Child labor is back. Why are more teens being exploited?
Read more...Mirabile dictu! More seriousness from the SEC!
Read more...Bosch brings you Stasi at home….and the worst is, too many people will happily pay for more surveillance.
Read more...Could a well-structured class action lawsuit either prod fashion companies to build verifiable organic cotton supply chains, or abandon their claims that they’re selling organic cotton?
Read more...Rents are up a lot in most places in the US of any consequence. Not all tenants are keeping pace.
Read more...The officialdom is not giving straight answers to simple questions about how much it spent procuring those “free” Covid tests.
Read more...Additional briefs shed light on possible outcomes of major Supreme Court case scheduled for oral arguments this month.
Read more...Uber burns through yet more cash, but analysts and reporters fail to question its extremely misleading financials.
Read more...James K. Galbraith discusses the shift of the US from industrialism to his so-called predator state: finance-led, military-centered corporatism
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