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How big a deal is the revelation of widespread National Security Agency data mining operations directed at our European allies, or the NSA listening in on the cell phone of German Chancellor Angela Merkel?
January 28, 2014 via undefined via The Briefing
We are creating a political home for moderate Americans - and electing candidates who will get stuff done.
January 24, 2014 via The Centrist Project via Hoover Daily Report By Victor Davis Hanson, Tribune Content Agency, Victor Davis Hanson Posted 01/22/2014 at 09:30 am EST
January 23, 2014 via Tribune Media Services via Hoover Daily Report Mobile, connected, supplied, and independent. Can robotics and automation supply these for aging Baby Boomers, and are they Google's self-driving cars, Apple's iPhones, Amazon's home delivery, and yet-to-emerge assistive elder-care robots? Maybe tech companies' business models are mostly about ... old people.
January 23, 2014 via The Volokh Conspiracy (Washington Post) via Hoover Daily Report In recent years, consumed by the war against al Qaeda, we have addressed secrecy and accountability in a homegrown way — concerned with information the American executive branch has kept to itself, what was shared with the Congress (though a transcript is often not made at the instance of both parties), and who should take the blame for things that go wrong.
January 23, 2014 via undefined via The Briefing Wednesday’s State of the State address by Gov. Jerry Brown was what we’ve come to expect from California’s chief executive: lucid, learned … and short on details about how the state can kick-start economic growth.
January 23, 2014 via ocregister.com via Hoover Daily Report
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