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Gov't announces new steps to protect airline consumers

McClatchy DC Bureau 

Saying they want to boost competition in the airline industry, Obama administration officials issued new regulations Tuesday aimed at providing passengers with more information to compare the performance of air … Click to Continue »

NBC 'Today' show needs a host and Billy Bush needs job

Las Vegas Sun (lasvegassun.com) 

The fallout over Billy Bush's lewd conversation with Donald Trump has left NBC's "Today" show unexpectedly looking for help in its third hour and Bush pondering how to resurrect his career ...

#FlyTheW: Stars Who Are Long-Suffering Cubs Fans (Photos)

«SFGate» (sfgate.com) 

Stars Who Are Long-Suffering Cubs Fans (Photos) A favorite subject of the cameras at Wrigley Field, Bill Murray can often be seen frowning in concentration at various Cubs games. The Pearl Jam frontman is such a die-hard Cubbies fan, he even wrote a song (“All the Way”) for them, and announced Pearl Jam would no longer be touring in October, just in case the Cubs made it to the postseason. From wearing Cubs gear to attending games to teaming up with players for charity, the Chicago native and... Читать дальше...

Mike Wing released from jail

«TDN» (tdn.com) 

Rainier High School baseball coach Mike Wing was released from jail in Texas on Thursday night.



The four most important criminal justice issues on the ballot this year

BusinessInsider.com 

Lucy Nicholson/Reuters

High-profile state ballot measures on contentious issues like the death penalty, guns and pot are closely watched as indicators of the national mood.

But this election season also brings less-noticed proposals that may have more far-reaching effects. Here are four ballot measures in six states that could serve as laboratories for other states.

Shortening Time Served for Nonviolent Felonies

California

California has a long history of putting criminal justice policy on the ballot... Читать дальше...

Gov't announces new steps to protect airline consumers

«Seattle Post-Intelligencer» (seattlepi.com) 

WASHINGTON (AP) — Saying they want to boost competition in the airline industry, Obama administration officials issued new regulations Tuesday aimed at providing passengers with more information to compare the performance of air carriers and the cost of flights. Congress directed the department in an aviation bill passed over the summer to require airlines to refund checked bag fees to passengers whose luggage is delayed 12 hours or more for domestic flights or 15 hours or more for overseas flights. Читать дальше...

America's History of Protectionism

The National Interest 

Robert W. Merry

Economics,

Protectionism has been a frequent feature of the republic since its founding.

IN LATE August 1985, while President Ronald Reagan vacationed at his ranch above Santa Barbara, California, his political director, Ed Rollins, had dinner one Saturday night with reporters for the New York Times and Washington Post. The mischievous politico leaked a story that received front-page treatment Monday morning. President Reagan had decided, the newspapers reported... Читать дальше...

Toronto Blue Jays avoid elimination with Game 4 win vs. Cleveland Indians

United Press International (UPI.com) 

By Larry Millson, The Sports Xchange
TORONTO -- Josh Donaldson homered, Aaron Sanchez allowed two hits in six innings, Edwin Encarnacion had two RBIs and the Toronto Blue Jays staved off elimination Tuesday with a 5-1 victory over the Cleveland Indians.

Say Hello to Taiwan

The National Interest 

Gordon G. Chang

Security, Asia

Taiwan and its friends are becoming more powerful together.

JOHN J. MEARSHEIMER, the distinguished University of Chicago political scientist, argued in the National Interest two years ago that Taiwan had almost no hope of maintaining de facto independence. China, he made clear, will grow so strong in the coming decades that it will, as a regional hegemon, be able to evict the United States from East Asia, dominate its periphery and, one way or another... Читать дальше...

SF supervisors vote to give Italy $100,000 for quake relief

«SFGate» (sfgate.com) 

The 7-4 vote largely split on political lines, with moderate Scott Wiener joining his progressive colleagues to support the donation. Yesterday is the 27th anniversary of the Loma Prieta earthquake and countries from all over the world came to San Francisco’s rescue, including Italy. [...] we have from time to time come to the aid of cities throughout the world that have been devastated by earthquakes. “The city of San Francisco should not be in the business of providing financial relief for natural... Читать дальше...

Saudi Arabia Cares More About Iran Than Iran Does About Saudi Arabia

The National Interest 

Dina Esfandiary, Ariane Tabatabai

Politics, Middle East

For Tehran, Riyadh is little more than an afterthought.

It’s often assumed that Saudi Arabia is as big a concern to Iran as Tehran is to Riyadh. Recent statements by Iranian officials seem to confirm this, as do recent Iranian efforts to derail Saudi influence in the region. But while Iran is indeed Saudi Arabia’s most important foreign policy concern, Saudi Arabia isn’t even in Iran’s top concerns. This mismatch in... Читать дальше...

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8 Decisive Factors That Will Shape the Battle for Mosul

The National Interest 

Zalmay Khalilzad

Security, Middle East

A successful campaign in Mosul has the potential to be an important milestone in the process of reconciliation, but only if the post-campaign period is given due attention.

The long-anticipated offensive by Iraqi government and Kurdish Peshmerga forces to retake Mosul, supported by the United States, has begun. The exact evolution of the campaign is unpredictable, but eight issues are likely to shape its ultimate outcome.

What ISIS decides. Читать дальше...

Buccaneers place WR Vincent Jackson on IR with knee injury

«La Crosse Tribune» (lacrossetribune.com) 

TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Tampa Bay receiver Vincent Jackson has been placed on injured reserve with a left leg injury, raising the possibility that he's played his last game for the Buccaneers.

Catching a Tune, and Then the Bus, at the Port Authority

The New York Times 

Patrick Freeman, a freelance artist, was chosen to paint the baby grand in the south wing of the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Manhattan. The piano is on loan from the nonprofit Sing for Hope.


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