Stadiums or Schools: An Analysis of Public Expenditures
A look at yet another sop to the rich, in this case sport franchise owners: government-supported stadiums.
Read more...A look at yet another sop to the rich, in this case sport franchise owners: government-supported stadiums.
Read more...Some examples of stranded funds as yet another way of degrading the customer experience.
Read more...Report recognizes rationale for right to repair, via tweaks to existing rule-making procedures under existing copyright statutory framework.
Read more...The UK rejects the idea of rewarding whistleblowers, despite the fact that the US experience shows it to be a sound way to catch abuses.
Read more...A righteous rant about why the way Americans have been propagandized to think about healthcare is a travesty.
Read more...More on the upheaval at Uber.
Read more...Why it is necessary to depose Democratic party leaders like Pelosi and Schumer to have any chance of winning class and climate change wars.
Read more...CFPB report details errors and practices of student loan servicers that will bar borrowers from qualifying for debt forgiveness.
Read more...Uber is over. But since many have money and reputations at stake, and Uber has cash to burn, it will take a while for that to be undeniable.
Read more...On the subject of her Nazi grandfather, Michael Chomiak, it turns out Chrystia Freeland’s nose is so long that she needs to get a hacksaw.
Read more...Trump’s latest policy change announced to distinguish him from his predecessor– regarding Cuba- signifies thus far, no mucho.
Read more...CalPERS’ copyright theft is so large and indefensible that not only might it force a shakeup, but the truly responsible people could go.
Read more...The Eurogroup doubles down on Greek debt extend and pretend, to its members political advantage and at great cost to Greek citizens.
Read more...Why Uber is toast.
Read more...Why would Trump adopt a foreign model for infrastructure that even conservatives deemed a failure? Apparently for the looting.
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