“‘Trump’ Kennedy Center Gets SLAPP-ed,” Taken from “Above the Law,”   Liz Dye on June 08, 2026 Bravo As we wait to see if the Kennedy Center complies with Judge Cooper’s order to take Trump’s name off the building by June 12, the arts center lost yet another legal battle on Friday. This time it was Judge Tanya […]

I can not remember a time when there was no conflicts occurring globally. If I use AI and ask the question. This is what Artificial Intelligence comes back with in reply. I was involved in the late sixties and early seventies. Did my enlistment time and left to civilian life. They promised everything. However, I […]

I was in materials and logistics all of my life. I was working as management for various companies globally. Always traveling internationally and being gone for weeks at a time. While traveling and visiting company plants or various suppliers over sea’s, it was not unusual to be offered gifts. The problem with such is you […]

It probably would not matter if a DEm President made the same decision to do so on his own rather than go through Congress. Trump wishes to be a king and make edicts on his own outside of Congress, Even so and if such was done? There would be a good chance the courts would […]

I did present data on rural hospitals in the past in rewrites. It has been a while since I wrote much on healthcare as it takes a lot of investigation to do so. With Dan around and other writers, I was able to do the research on the topic. I am not complaining as I […]

How many of us heard some variation of this from their mom: “If your friends jumped off a cliff (or bridge), would you do it too?” If RFK Jr told you to treat measles with vitamin A, would you do it too? “A team from Boston Children’s Hospital in Massachusetts analyzed Google search trends data […]

I did not alter this commentary at all. It is as it was done by the author. I did shorten up the colorful links at they are distracting. I agree with the author, we do not need to murder people because of what they did. If you are nosey? I will tell you a lifetime […]

As you probably know by now, I subscribe to Paul Krugman’s column which I read whenever I see something of interest. to me and maybe you too. Every once and a while I may C& P one column that is days old and post it at Angry Bear and of course attribute Professor Krugman. As […]

 – by New Deal democrat It’s the Monday after the jobs report, and as usual there is no new data today. So let’s take a look at a few of the salient trends from Friday’s report. First of all, this was the fourth good report in a row. Furthermore, it isn’t just goods producing jobs […]

I somehow missed this, but a couple months ago the Trump Administration abandoned its effort to cut indirect cost reimbursements for federal grants to colleges and universities to 15%. Just before I retired, the indirect cost rate at Saint Louis University was 51.5%, so this cut would have been devastating to research at SLU. When […]