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Let’s hope it marks the beginning of a renewal of worker power in America.

While trust in corporate news has gone down over the past few years, trust in independent news is strong.

In an otherwise OK jobs report, America’s manufacturing sector lost 29,000 jobs in March. This comes after a loss of jobs in February as well.

The Norwegian central bank's proposal blazes a trail to fossil fuel divestment for the rest of the world.

The new report of how many gallons of oil were spilled show that initial results underestimated the leak - by 9,000%.

So, brace for reams of critical Brexit analysis, implying the UK cut off its nose to spite its face. And let’s never forget Trump’s high-risk, gambling world is “winning take all.” That means “losers gets nothing.” Hardly a great model for parenting, let alone large-scale, global business planning or trade or health for complex, modern nation-states. Gambling for adults works when betting disposable dollars on transient sporting events when the results are instantly known. Will voters in November here not add false flummery about Brexit shortfalls as another crack-brain spoke in Trump’s broken-down political wheelhouse?

“They ran a stop sign and I think they were trying to hide that they caused the accident.”

With modest audacity, I project February 2020 could in a few years represent the peak of national Republican power.

“We do not tolerate misconduct on or off duty and will fully cooperate with all investigations of alleged unlawful conduct by our personnel.”

"It’s not just the candidates, which is exciting, but there are movements outside the Democratic Party which are competing to take over the Democratic Party."