…nvironment. And you've had a fairly good track record. So I don't want this to kinda sound namby-pamby, "Let's all hold hands and sing `Kumbaya' around capitalism." But there's a strand of capitalism today — two strands of it, that are very disturbing. One is state-sponsored capi...
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…tituencies and modes of political supervision, which increases the independence of one from the other. 7!? On the other hand, federal prosecution is still to some degree political; it varies with the policy priorities of presidential administrations 714 to a degree that judicial...
…at evening. | kept asking myself, “Who shot the mad scientist? And why?” | felt like a poker player who’ s been dealt a hand of all blank cards. Finally an epiphany arrived, and | knew exactly what | had to do. | made three phone calls, then went down to the bar to keep an appoi...
…p-start the peace process have backfired, not so much because he favors one side over the other, but because of the ham-handedness of his negotiation strategy. A negotiator or mediator whose statements move the parties further away from the negotiating table than they were before...
…ce that confirmed the presence of civilians, we might not be sure oth- ers were privy to this information. On the other hand, when the harm is done as a means, the harm must be anticipated, since otherwise the perpetrator would have no motive to commit the act. Why would Hamas fi...
…tephen Schwarzman. The planning for the event—with a precise agenda, choreographed seating and introductions, and fancy handouts—was more due to Schwarzman than to the White House. But it ended up being the kind of event that Trump did very well at and very much enjoyed. Kellyann...
…one in which huge databases of facts and contingencies can be taken into account, some seemingly far from the ethics at hand. For example, the computer might infer that the person who would escape death if the trolley is left alone is a convicted terrorist recidivist loaded up w...
…f vice president that would not ruffle Trump’s feathers. The Jarvanka side credited Pence’s wife, Karen, as the guiding hand behind his convenient meekness. Indeed, he took to this role so well that, later, his extreme submissiveness struck some as suspicious. The Priebus side,...
…entific atlases that provided scientists with the basic objects of their specialty: There were (and are) atlases of the hand, atlases of the skull, atlases of clouds, crystals, flowers, bubble-chamber pictures, nuclear emulsions, and diseases of the eye. In the 18th century, it w...
…ciaries are discounted at very low or negative rates, they eat through any reserves or capital the institutions have on hand. At the same time, the institutions earn less and less income from any new securities purchases. This has happened slowly, and, with the curve bending down...
…n coverage as Sadat’s plane touched down at Ben-Gurion airport. Begin was at the center of the throng of dignitaries on hand to greet him: a who’s who of political and military leaders not just from his administration, but who had led Israel in 1967 and 1973. Golda was there. 18...
…AM Subject: are they still bothering you/ if so what about From: _ jeffrey E. <[email protected]> To: ee [have to hand it to msi I'm sure she deserves the pretty penny she has made for her effort . She has certainly caught the imagination of a public hungry for salacious fi...
…ed the disclosure by anyone of communications intelligence. As a lawyer, Greenwald recognized this danger. On the other hand, the NSA documents were far more explosive than the WikiLeaks mate- rial and promised an even greater spike in circulation. So Greenwald assumed that Gibso...
…titutional or statutory "heft" behind an argument for subpoenas directed at obtaining victim information. On the other hand, victims will often have legitimate reasons for resisting such subpoenas - reasons that are protected not only by the CVRA but also by the Constitution, un...
…influential opinions. The point, of course, is that the cases weren’t at all interesting until Benjamin Cardozo got his hand—or pen—on them. He turned mundane legal 5] HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_017138