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From the beginning, Mr. Trump’s admirers have compared him to a paradigmatic outlaw hero, Robin Hood. Mr. Trump may not deserve the comparison — critics of his 2017 tax cut called it a reverse Robin Hood — but myth has a way of overstepping mere fact. Did Jesse James really pay off a widow’s mortgage, then rob the greedy banker who took the cash? For that matter, did Robin Hood really rob the rich and give to the poor? Like Joaquín Murrieta, the 19th-century Mexican laborer working in California who, according to legend, responded to injustice by vowing that he “would live henceforth for revenge,” Mr. Trump has promised to avenge the downtrodden.
Persons: Robin Hood, Sebastian Gorka, Trump, Lauren Boebert, Biden, Robin Hood’s, Prince John, Mr, Jesse James, Joaquín Murrieta, ” Mr, , Trump’s, Bandman Kevo, Donald Trump Organizations: , Republican Locations: Colorado, California
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and several other business groups on Wednesday sued the Federal Trade Commission in Texas federal court over the commission's vote to ban noncompete clauses, which are used to block employees from leaving to work for competitors in the same industry. On Tuesday, the FTC voted to enact the ban on the basis that noncompete clauses stifle the efficiency of the labor market, hinder competition and can lead to higher prices for consumers. The business groups claimed that the FTC's ban, "breaks with centuries of state and federal law." In addition to the Chamber of Commerce, the Business Roundtable, Texas Association of Business and Longview Chamber of Commerce are all plaintiffs in the suit. The FTC suggested that instead of relying on noncompete clauses, companies should look to other safeguards of information, like nondisclosure agreements.
Persons: Lina Khan, Douglas Farrar Organizations: House Energy, Commerce, U.S . Chamber of Commerce, Wednesday, Federal Trade Commission, Federal, U.S . Chamber, Eastern District of Texas, Chamber of Commerce, Business Roundtable, Texas Association of Business, Longview Chamber, FTC, CNBC Locations: Texas, Eastern District
Making new friends can feel more daunting when you're past the stages of playgrounds, school sports teams, and dorm rooms. And the average person loses two social ties, including friends, when they get into a romantic relationship. As a psychologist and expert on human connection, I know that the people who are most successful in building and rebuilding their social circles are the ones who don't wait for new friends to come to them. I'd love to stay in touch, if you're open to it. People tend to be particularly open to building a connection when some sort of foundation is already in place.
Persons: I've, Let's, Rebecca G, Adams, you've, _____, reigniting Organizations: Social
When President Joe Biden unveiled the details of his Plan B for student loan forgiveness, he revealed that his hope to make some college free was not dead. "I also want to make community college tuition free so you don't need loans at all," Biden said after including free community college as part of his $7.3 trillion budget for fiscal 2025. "Student loan forgiveness is a Band-Aid," said Ryan Morgan, CEO of the Campaign for Free College Tuition. "Loan forgiveness is a snapshot in time in terms of a fix," Morgan said. Alternatively, free college appeals more broadly to those struggling in the face of rising college costs, rather than after the fact.
Persons: Joe Biden, Biden, Ryan Morgan, overstepping, Morgan Organizations: Free College, Finance, Harvard
But I’m All Grown Up With a Job of My Own
  + stars: | 2024-04-13 | by ( Roxane Gay | ) www.nytimes.com   time to read: +3 min
You ProblemsI work in a wonderful environment where everyone cares about everyone … a little too much. Most colleagues are worried I’m going to burn out, which is fair, but I have the energy and capacity they don’t have anymore. You’re simply interested in developing a more robust skill set. This man is no longer your co-worker, so there is little downside to politely telling him you simply don’t have time to socialize when he comes in. Tell him you hope he is enjoying his retirement and wish him the very best in this new chapter of his life.
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AI researchers have struggled with hedge funds' culture around proprietary secrets, which goes against the open-source philosophy foundational to AI and academia. Some recruiters, including Michael Stover, are seeing double- and triple-digit growth in AI hiring among hedge funds and prop-trading firms. For heads of AI, he said, hedge funds are dishing out a minimum of $1.5 million in total comp. But perhaps the top reason hedge funds are interested in the technology is that AI capabilities are bait in the war for investing talent. It's one of the few large US hedge funds without an executive or centralized team dedicated to AI or machine learning.
Persons: Ken Griffin's Citadel, Li Deng, Deng, Ken, Ken Griffin, Michael Stover, Stover, ExodusPoint, Balyasny, Agni Ghosh, Stott, isn't, Sumeet Chabria, Conor Twomey, Tim Mace, Mace, May's Ghosh, it's, They're, Peter Finter, Finter, That's, Ghosh, you've Organizations: Microsoft, Business, Citadel, Milken Institute, Reuters, Millennium Management, Bloomberg, Balyasny Asset Management, Man, Bank of America, Wall, Wall Street, Tech, Google Locations: Chicago, Seattle, Beverly Hills , California, London, San Francisco, Silicon Valley, Wall
I asked my teenage sons to install an app that always shows their location. It prompted a family discussion about whether this was considered stalking or good parenting. download the app Email address Sign up By clicking “Sign Up”, you accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy . AdvertisementA few months ago, I asked my 17-year-old twin sons to install the Life360 app on their phones so I could see their locations. I still feel a little uneasy about using the app, but feel it is a good tool for parents to use until their children turn 18.
Persons: , Uber, Charlie, Thomas, didn't Organizations: Service Locations: Australia, United States
The Trump Voters in Swing States Who Are Returning to the Fold
  + stars: | 2024-01-13 | by ( Jan. | At A.M. | ) www.usnews.com   time to read: +11 min
To try to understand his enduring appeal, Reuters spoke to five Trump supporters in five general election battleground states: Nevada, Georgia, Arizona, Pennsylvania, and Michigan. Trump currently leads Democratic President Joe Biden in several swing state general election polls, suggesting he will be highly competitive in a likely re-match next November. None are full-blown "election deniers" backing Trump's false claims that he, and not Biden, won the 2020 election. The second issue that swung Ruiz back behind Trump was the multiple criminal charges against him. Johnson likes Trump's tough stance on migration, and believes Trump will slow the crossings and deport as many migrants as feasibly possible.
Persons: Tim Reid, Nathan Layne, James Oliphant, Donald Trump, Trump, Joe Biden, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, Biden, Adolf Hitler, MARK LIPP, Mark Lipp, Ron DeSantis, Lipp, DeSantis, CAMILLA MOORE, Trump's, Camilla Moore, Moore, who's, Fani Willis, Barack Obama's, CARLOS RUIZ, ARIZONA Carlos Ruiz, Ruiz, MEGAN CHUDEREWICZ, ADAMS, PENNSYLVANIA Megan Chuderewicz, Adams, shutdowns, Anthony Fauci, RANDY JOHNSON, Randy Johnson, Johnson, isn't, he's, Press Johnson, Ross Colvin, Suzanne Goldenberg Organizations: Reuters, Republican, U.S, Capitol, Trump, Democratic, Florida Governor, Palestinian, CITY, Georgia Black Republican Council, Fulton, Georgia Republican, Republicans, Chuderewicz, Plum Borough School District, Press, U.S . Capitol Locations: Nevada , Georgia, Arizona , Pennsylvania, Michigan, Iowa, Haiti, Nazi, NEVADA, Florida, Las Vegas, Ukraine, United States, Bronx, Israeli, China, Israel, Gaza, GEORGIA, Georgia, Atlanta, Fulton County, ARIZONA, Tucson, Mexico, PENNSYLVANIA, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, TOWNSHIP, MICHIGAN, Adams Township, Johnson, U.S
A mom on TikTok described a confrontation with a cashier in a grocery store in England. She said the worker didn't like that she let her son eat two packs of baby food before paying. AdvertisementA mom spoke out on TikTok after being upset by the way she was treated at a grocery store after she let her son eat baby food before she paid for it. She said the cashier was "rude" and "judgemental" when she passed her the empty pouches to scan and pay for. The cashier, Mary said, "literally gave me the most disgusted look, didn't say a word, scanned them, and threw them in the bin."
Persons: TikTok, , Samantha Mary, Jack, I've, Mary, Mary didn't, didn't, Jack wasn't, Mary said, Jack hadn't, Bonnie Madison, doesn't, I'm, Madison, she's, It's Organizations: Service, Tesco, Business, Madison Locations: England
The football program with the most wins in college football history is prepared to take possible legal action and seek a court order against any punishment handed down by the conference. The case has shadowed the Wolverines and the College Football Playoff discussion for nearly three weeks. Big Ten coaches and athletic directors have urged Petitti to discipline Michigan under the conference’s bylaws that cover sportsmanship and competitive integrity. ___AP College Football Writer Ralph D. Russo contributed to this report. Sign up here AP college football: https://apnews.com/hub/college-football and https://apnews.com/hub/ap-top-25-college-football-poll
Persons: Tony Petitti, Jim Harbaugh, Petitti, Harbaugh, Phil Skaggs, Graham, Connor Stalions, Stalions, Matt Rhule, Andy Staples, ” Rhule, Ralph D, Russo, Larry Lage, ___ Organizations: University of Michigan, Big, The Associated Press, Yahoo Sports, NCAA, Penn State, Ten, Wolverines, College, Michigan Statehouse, Michigan House, Senate, Michigan, ___ AP College Football Locations: Mich, Michigan, Nebraska, On3
When the Colorado Republican announced this past week that he would not seek reelection, he began with the type of criticism of Democratic policies that is standard fare for a hard-line conservative. Yet under political pressure in Colorado, Buck decided there was no way forward for him in Congress. Alone among Republicans, Buck said he was opposing Jordan because he had not clearly stated that Biden won the 2020 election. This past week, Trump called Buck a “weak and ineffective Super RINO,” or Republicans In Name Only. The next day, Buck testified about a legal effort in Colorado to ban Trump from the ballot under the Constitution’s “insurrection clause."
Persons: Ken Buck, Buck, , Donald Trump’s, Democrat Joe Biden, Biden, ” Buck, MAGA, , “ MAGA ”, Trump, Liz Cheney, Adam Kinzinger of, Kevin McCarthy, Ken, Chip Roy, I’ll, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Greene, CrossFit, ” Greene, Dick Cheney, Reagan, Cheney, Liz Cheney's, Ronald Reagan, Democratic Sen, Michael Bennet, “ I’ve, Joe Neguse, David Cicilline, Cicilline, Jim Jordan, McCarthy, Jordan, it’s Organizations: WASHINGTON, , Colorado Republican, Republican, Democrat, Trump, GOP, CNN, Capitol, Republicans, Caucus, Associated Press, Texas, University of Denver, Princeton University, University of Wyoming, Wyoming Rep, Democratic, Democrats, Colorado Democrat, Rhode Island, Apple, Meta, Google, Ohio, Committee's Locations: Colorado, Wyoming, Adam Kinzinger of Illinois, Washington, Denver, Georgia, Iran, Buck's
AVONDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Ryan Blaney was fastest of NASCAR's championship contenders Friday in the only practice session ahead of the title-deciding season finale Sunday at Phoenix Raceway. “Ryan Blaney gets around Phoenix really, really well,” said Blaney crew chief Jonathan Hassler. Blaney was third and followed by Christopher Bell, who is one of the final four drivers racing for the title. William Byron, winner at Phoenix in the spring, was seventh fastest and Kyle Larson was the slowest driver of the title contenders in 11th. Bell is the lone Toyota representative and driving for Joe Gibbs Racing, which last won a title with Kyle Busch in 2019.
Persons: — Ryan Blaney, “ Ryan Blaney, , Blaney, Jonathan Hassler, “ There's, ” Kyle Busch, Bubba Wallace, Christopher Bell, William Byron, Kyle Larson, Larson, , Cliff Daniels, I've, ” Daniels, Bell, Byron, Joey Logano, Chase Elliott, Joe Gibbs, Kyle Busch Organizations: Phoenix Raceway, Phoenix, Chevrolet, Martinsville Speedway, Team Penske, Hendrick Motorsports, Toyota Locations: AVONDALE, Ariz, Phoenix, NASCAR's
Every office has that one employee who is unanimously liked. In other words, they are the office favorite. Some people believe that in order to become the office favorite, they have to chat with everyone all the time, says Matt Abrahams, a Stanford University lecturer in organizational behavior. "You have to be competent but available," he says. There are two communication shortcuts that can help you gain favor with your colleagues and managers while still conveying you're a good worker.
Persons: aren't, Matt Abrahams Organizations: Stanford University
Just last week, he was giving “pointers” to some of our very seasoned directors, who in turn complained to me. So I have to ask, is there a professional way to tell someone they are too arrogant about their role within a company? I’m all for collaborative work environments, mentoring younger colleagues, and encouraging people to pursue their ambitions for advancement. This new policy feels like they don’t trust us, and it seems overkill to have to check in daily. Corporations often create busywork for one reason or another, and maybe they don’t trust you, but why do you care?
Persons: I’m, who’s, , that’s Locations: Lane
There is a general view, in the northern hemisphere especially, of how the game should be played, but Erasmus’ Springboks do not conform to that. Former England coach Clive Woodward said if other teams followed suit, the sport would be "dead within five years". And yet since then, many sides have tapped into what they do well, including England, who took the Springbok copybook on their run to the semi-finals this year and almost stunned South Africa in Paris this past weekend. Erasmus raises the ire of traditionalists but almost always sticks within the confines of the laws. And herein lies the other side of Erasmus, the streetfighter who will not lie down and go quietly into the night.
Persons: Rassie Erasmus, Jacques Nienaber, Erasmus, Clive Woodward, Matt Proudfoot, Sport24, Rassie, Nic Berry, Nick Said, David Holmes Organizations: South, Springboks, New Zealand, Erasmus ’, Erasmus ’ Springboks, Springbok, British & Irish Lions, Erasmus, Guardian, Thomson Locations: CAPE, South Africa, New, Paris, England, Africa
Having spent seven years in the costly city, Cheng couldn't ignore the profound effect its high living expenses were having on his finances. In 2021, almost 108,000 people migrated from California to Texas, according to an analysis of the most recent Census data. AdvertisementAdvertisementAs COVID-19 shut down the city, Cheng felt as if he and his wife's hard-earned money was being squandered. Courtesy of Jackie Burse"I chose the area because it's more affordable to live here as a single woman," Burse told Insider. While living in California, Burse had become increasingly concerned about parental rights and policy makers "overstepping boundaries."
Persons: Pengyu Cheng, Cheng couldn't, Cheng isn't, Thompson, Cheng, Austin, Jackie Burse, Burse, I've, I'm, Michael Sullivan, Rosa, Sullivan, Michael, Rosa's Organizations: Golden, Service, San, Bay Area, Apple, Texans, Republican, Sullivans, Corpus Christi Locations: California, Texas, Golden State, San Francisco, Bay, Valley, Redfin . Texas, Pengyu, Austin, Orange County, San Antonio , Texas, In California, San Antonio, Madera , California, Kingsville , Texas, Madera, Fresno, Kingsville, Corpus
US President Joe Biden is embraced by Hawaii Governor Josh Green (C) after delivering remarks as he visits an area devastated by wildfires in Lahaina, Hawaii on August 21, 2023. Rebuilding hasn't even started after a deadly wildfire destroyed the historic town of Lahaina, Hawaii, last month, but residents are already angry and frustrated with recent moves by Gov. Now, they say, that pattern could be repeated with the aid of an emergency proclamation signed by Green that could erode their hard-won rights, despite his reassurances that rebuilding would reflect the needs of Maui residents. "It is a real slap in the face when we still have to deal with the aftermath of this fire." Green reinstated the water rules last week, but residents are wary that future proclamations could jeopardize their efforts to restore Maui's streams and wetlands.
Persons: Joe Biden, Josh Green, hasn't, Green, Kekai Keahi, Makana McClellan, we've, McClellan, We're, Hōkūao Pellegrino, Nani Medeiros, I've, Medeiros, Marti Townsend, Townsend, Glenn Tremble, Manuel, Ed Wendt, David Henkin, Pellegrino Organizations: Hawaii, Gov, Maui Land Co, West Maui Land Co, American Civil Liberties Union, Sierra Club, Earthjustice Locations: Lahaina , Hawaii, Maui, Lahaina, Hawaii, Honolulu
The impeachment inquiry comes at a fragile political moment for the president. An impeachment inquiry would give Republicans broad new powers to request documents and testimony about the Bidens. For now, the White House views the situation from a communications standpoint rather than as a legal issue. “Kevin McCarthy, Marjorie Taylor Greene, and MAGA Republicans just launched a beyond ridiculous impeachment inquiry into President Biden,” the fundraising email reads. An element of the White House strategy is keeping him focused on his governing duties, including plans to deliver what the White House has billed as a “major economic address” in Maryland on Thursday.
Persons: Joe Biden, Kevin McCarthy’s, Biden, McCarthy, ” Biden, Biden’s, , Hunter Biden, Devin Archer, Hunter, Republicans “ can’t, , Ian Sams, Sams, Kamala Harris ’, “ Kevin McCarthy, Marjorie Taylor Greene, MAGA, Donald Trump, – Trump, “ McCarthy, Trump, Kevin McCarthy, Bill Clinton, Dick Sauber, Russ Anello, Ammar Moussa, , Kyle Herrig, it’s, Kamala Harris Organizations: CNN, GOP, Congress, White, Republicans, White House, MAGA Republicans, House Republicans, Democratic National Committee, Wednesday, Biden White, Democratic, Biden, Project, United Nations Locations: Maine, Maryland, New York
Jackie Burse moved from Orange County, California, to San Antonio, Texas, in 2021. “I'm a conservative and I feel like it's difficult to have any opinions in California other than liberal,” Burse said. In San Antonio, I rent a cute little three-bedroom, two-bathroom house that I pay $1,600 for each month. I live 10 minutes from downtown San Antonio, which is home to The River Walk. I'm really happy to be living in San Antonio and would make the move all over again.
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Time to Expose the Liar at Work?
  + stars: | 2023-09-01 | by ( Roxane Gay | More About Roxane Gay | ) www.nytimes.com   time to read: +5 min
It is getting to the point that I’ve considered firing them as a client, but I love their mission — and the work itself is very interesting. You can also tactfully share your concerns with your main contact, outlining how the transitional chaos is complicating your work. I consistently encounter one employee wearing her lab coat completely unbuttoned and wearing a cropped tube top underneath. Safety policies exist for a reason, and asking someone to follow those policies is ensuring that the workplace stays safe and helps to avoid sanctions and/or fines. Part of your job is to pay attention to how your team is adhering to safety policies.
Persons: rashly, you’ve, I’m, You’ve Locations: Boston
[1/4] Zimbabwe's President Elect Emmerson Mnangagwa speaks to the media at State House in Harare, August 27, 2023. REUTERS/Philimon Bulawayo Acquire Licensing RightsHARARE, Aug 27 (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's re-elected President Emmerson Mnangagwa suggested on Sunday that those people questioning the results of last week's election, which an opposition leader dismissed as a "gigantic fraud", take their case to court. The election commission said on Saturday that Mnangagwa, 80, had won the election with 52.6% of the vote while the opposition Citizens' Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa got 44%. Chamisa, speaking on social media platform X, formerly Twitter, said of the election: "It's a blatant and gigantic fraud." It was unclear whether the opposition would use the courts to dispute the election results, as Zimbabwe's judges have historically sided with the governing party.
Persons: Elect Emmerson Mnangagwa, Emmerson Mnangagwa, Nelson Chamisa, Mnangagwa, Robert Mugabe, Christopher Mutswangwa, , Munjodzi Mutandiri, Mkwananzi, Nyasha Chingono, Carien du Plessis, Bhargav Acharya, Nick Macfie, Kirsten Donovan Organizations: State House, REUTERS, Philimon, Rights, Citizens ' Coalition, ZANU, Southern, Liaison, Southern African Development Community, Thomson Locations: Harare, Philimon Bulawayo, Rights HARARE
Democratic Rep. Summer Lee has over $200,000 in student debt from college and law school. She said that millions of borrowers will soon have to adjust their lives to afford another monthly bill. "I either took this loan debt or I didn't get this education, I missed this educational opportunity," she continued. "The reality is that we're on-ramping millions of borrowers right back into a debt servitude," she said. At the end of June, the Supreme Court struck down President Joe Biden's broad plan to cancel up to $20,000 in student debt for federal borrowers.
Persons: Summer Lee, Lee, Donald Trump, , Joe Biden's, Biden, it's Organizations: Democratic, Service, Democratic Rep, Pennsylvania State University, Howard University School of Law, Education Department, Higher, Education, Republican Locations: Wall, Silicon, Pennsylvania
They call it “salami tactics.”Critics of the plan by Israel’s right-wing government to overhaul the country’s judiciary accuse Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of slicing up the original legislative package in a bid to make it more palatable. Some protesters made that point by brandishing giant plastic salamis during large-scale protests on Tuesday. But Mr. Netanyahu may be searching for ways to proceed with the plan more slowly after protests in March brought parts of the country to a virtual standstill. On Wednesday, the Parliament took a step that maintained the longstanding format of the committee that selects judges. By using a more piecemeal approach to the judicial overhaul, Mr. Netanyahu may be trying to appease his hard-line coalition partners, who insist on seeing some progress on their goals, while trying to make the changes easier for critics to swallow.
Persons: Benjamin Netanyahu, Mr, Netanyahu
Cybersecurity experts have become targets for board seats
  + stars: | 2023-07-03 | by ( Bob Violino | ) www.cnbc.com   time to read: +6 min
The research also showed that 90% of public companies lack even one qualified cyber expert, showing a significant cyber board supply-demand gap. A recently released report on CISO board readiness conducted by IANS Research in collaboration with Artico Search and The CAP Group, found that less than half of the CISOs stand out as board candidates. So, what skills do CISOs need — aside from cybersecurity expertise — to be considered credible board members? CISOs also need to understand risk to speak to a board. In addition, CISOs must understand business risk.
Persons: Kakolowski, Nick Kakolowski, Steffen, Chris Steffen, Larry Whiteside, CISO, Ember, Whiteside, CISOs Organizations: IANS Research, CAP Group, Enterprise Management Associates, Cloud Security Alliance, University of South Locations: RegScale, University of South Florida
Justice Elena Kagan slammed the Supreme Court for striking down Biden's student loan forgiveness plan. The high court, Kagan argued, is approaching a future that is "a danger to a democratic order." "That is no proper role for a court," Kagan wrote. "Congress knew that national emergencies would continue to arise," Kagan wrote. "From the first page to the last, today's opinion departs from the demands of judicial restraint," Kagan wrote.
Persons: Elena Kagan, Kagan, SCOTUS, , John Roberts, Biden, Joe Biden, Roberts, Sonia Sotomayor, Ketanji Brown Jackson, Obama Organizations: Service, Education Department
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