After the VA scandal of manipulating appointments for health care access to our veterans is “resolved,” will the first causality be the VA whistleblowers who have gone public?
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The Black Women’s Blueprint is a group that now anchors a bartering network, savings pool and several other cooperative projects.
A conference in Jackson drew about 500 participants, with the goal “to educate and mobilize the people of Jackson to meet the economic and sustainability needs of their community.”
While the Navy figures out how to inject human morals into the computers of future fighting robots, it’s clear the Department of Defense has major work to do instilling morals in its humans.
Will you share this chart showing that the US is grossly spending more than all our perceived enemies combined?
The US Supreme Court decision that gutted much of the enforcement power of the Voting Rights Act opened up a Pandora’s box of Republican energy to hinder people’s ability to get to the polls.
The New York Times reporter James Risen is in a waiting game with the Department of Justice and the Supreme Court, and the fate of a journalist’s right to protect sources lies in the balance.
Unlike most government officials, Leon Panetta’s reputation has been protected even after the former CIA director offered up highly classified material to an unsecured crowd.
As communities create more Community Choice Aggregations (CCAs), consumers will be paying less money for more environmentally friendly forms of electricity.
PG&E has had a monopoly on the energy needs of Northern California since 1905. But a new state government entity promises to turn over most conventional wisdom of who has the power.