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Three people celebrate and pose outside of their Starbucks store, where they won their union election.
No better feeling that organizing with your coworkers and WINNING 😌✌️
🎈CONGRATULATIONS to Annapolis Harbour baristas in Maryland who won their union election tonight! They're joining over 10,000 of us who are demanding better from Starbucks! ✊
WBAL in Baltimore helping viewers understand the difference between watches and warnings
If you're wondering how bad things were at Pixar for women, the answer is pretty horrifyingly bad.
What do you think of the Crosby trade?
Inspired by ProPublica’s new database, I created a visualization of the nearly 400 LLCs that make up Trump’s business empire.
That and more in this week’s newsletter. Read! Free!
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The most disgusting combination of self-enrichment and failed management in the history of the entertainment business. deadline.com/2026/03/davi...
That’s just maddening. @matthewtbodie.bsky.social and I wrote a book critiquing the law-and-econ arguments for the core features of shareholder primacy, and did so taking the standard precepts of economics and social choice theory as given.
For a discipline marked by its commitment to logic, its proponents often enjoys throwing around bruising metaphors of dominance.
These are NOT meaningful redlines. For example it only prohibits autonomous weapons “ in any case where law, regulation, or Department policy requires human control.” But the relevant safeguard against autonomous weapons is a DOD directive that Hegseth can change at will! openai.com/index/our-ag...
In which a bleary-eyed @kevintfrazier.bsky.social and I stay up late recording an emergency @scalinglaws.bsky.social episode trying to figure out what's going on between the Pentagon and Anthropic. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/t...
Well I guess it’s “Trump Buddies”
Madame Defarge
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Yes and I should have clarified “corporate” legal academy—Jacoby and others have been fairly well cited in labor and employment law.
Hey thanks. There’s a lot of B-school/management writing about corporate bureaucracy that is largely ignored by the legal academy; thinking especially of Sanford Jacoby’s work.
Jeffrey Epstein appears in a black-and-white portrait overlaying a red-tinted image of a Deutsche Bank sign.
FT exclusive: Tens of thousands of internal emails and documents released by the US Department of Justice as part of the Epstein files paint for the first time a vivid picture of how Deutsche Bank rolled out the red carpet for the serial sexual abuser ft.trib.al/4obT91p
The President boasts of "no tax on tips", but this expires in 2028.
He boasts of "no tax on overtime," but it is taxed, and the break expires in 2028.
He boasts of "no tax on social security," but it is taxed, and his break expires in 2028.
He also passed tax cuts for the rich. They're permanent.
he’d be very disappointed wouldn’t he
Nor'easter breaks snowfall record set during Blizzard of '78 | Click on the image to read the full story
When a lawsuit was filed challenging Minnesota’s ban on captive audience meetings, we got to work defending this pro-worker law. The Court of Appeals dismissed the lawsuit and today, the Supreme Court left that dismissal in place. This is a great day for Minnesota workers.
HIPPA violation
“.. The government told federal courts, in writing, across multiple cases and stipulations, that refunds would be available, automatic and assured. It made those representations to defeat petitions for emergency relief. Courts believed it.”
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When you put it like this, a $75 million bribe to Melania and gutting the Washington Post seems like a small price to pay.
Man this quote is like a Rorschach test for progressives
I’m torn between expressing the justifiable outrage that *this* is what drives the WSJ to say “This is ugly even by Mr. Trump’s standards” and, on the other hand,