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The Fifty-State Cyclospora Count Is Now 31,521. Eight States Have Posted New Numbers Since Saturday
On Saturday this chart stood at 30,523. Today it stands at 31,521. Eight states have posted new numbers since then, CDC published a full week of federal data on Tuesday, and one row of my own chart turned out to be short by more than a hundred cases.CDC’s...
Looks Like Another Strong Year For Biglaw
Ed. note: Welcome to our daily feature, Quote of the Day. We anticipate it is going to be a strong year for the industry despite the expense pressures. Early indications suggest demand continues to be strong in the third quarter as well. — Daniel Greenfield, a...
Taft’s Timely Legacy
Chief Justice Roberts recently wrote a fawning tribute to William Howard Taft that had as much to do with defending his own record than anything else. Roberts noted that Taft actually wrote vanishingly few notable opinions, but one — that Roberts did not mention...
Jim Comey Case Proves Words Are Hard For DOJ — See Also
86: DOJ says no one disputes the meaning of term that literally everyone disputes. Get Out While You Can: Meanwhile, DOJ whistleblower disclosure suggests government attorneys are starting to fear losing their licenses when this is all said and done. Better Call Saul...
As Ukraine’s troop needs grow, women step into the fight
Ukraine is increasingly turning to women as it confronts an urgent need for troops in the fifth year of its all-out war with Russia. The shift in Ukraine comes as the role of women service members is also being reconsidered in the U.S.
Sailor charged with murder, reckless endangerment in death of fellow sailor on future USS John F. Kennedy
Aviation Boatswain’s Mate Jayjrion Rodriguez is charged with murder while engaging in an act inherently dangerous to another, involuntary manslaughter, simple assault with a loaded firearm and reckless endangerment.
Pentagon needs more resources to monitor blast-exposed troops’ brain health, GAO finds
Funding and personnel constraints have slowed the full implementation of recent efforts to monitor weaponry’s impacts on troops’ brain health.
Air Force security teams want to train with Chinese-made drones at nuclear base
Security teams at an Air Force nuclear base may soon be training with Chinese-made drones, which are now so widely used in war zones that one expert called them ‘the new AK-47.’ According to a federal contract solicitation, nuclear security airmen at F.E. Warren...
Is Legal AI Cutting Jobs? It’s Not That Simple…
The explosion of legal AI creates vast opportunities, but contrary to the views of Box CEO Aaron Levie, this won’t mean more work for law firms.