The Justice Department Would Like To Autocorrect Your Sullivan
Two candidates share a surname. Only one gets a federal help desk.
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Jared Mejia covers elections, campaign promises, and the slogans doing the heavy lifting when policy takes a day off. The satire follows the distance between a candidate’s sales pitch and what voters are actually being offered. He can smell a focus-tested slogan before the yard signs leave the printer.
Pennsylvania Boards Could Add Your Reason To Attend After You’d Decided Not To Come
Pennsylvania lawmakers have passed a fix for a notice loophole that rewarded residents who could predict unannounced business.
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Data-Center Lobby Warns That Saying No Could Prevent A Deal
An industry advocate warns bans send data-center investment elsewhere. Some communities may regard that as the objective.
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AI’s Debt Has Excellent References. Their Borrowing Costs Are Up Too.
Blackstone prices neocloud risk against blue-chip customers. The reassuring names have not stopped the price of money rising.
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To Save The High Street, First Find A Shop That Isn’t Online
The proposed tax rescue needs to distinguish the shop from its website. The last attempt caught department stores.
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