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«SFGate» (sfgate.com) 

Pedestrian deaths mount in Maryland town

LANGLEY PARK, Md. (AP) — At least 138 pedestrians have been struck by vehicles in the past eight years on a lethal two-mile stretch of state highway that runs through this low-income immigrant community in the Washington suburbs. On a drizzly morning in April she balanced on a 4-foot-wide concrete median strip on University Boulevard, worrying she might "slip and fall and get hit" as three lanes of cars whizzed by her on either side. A Capital News Service analysis of state accident data from 2009... Читать дальше...

«SFGate» (sfgate.com) 

The Latest: Panel expands exemptions for Marquette, camps

The Labor and Industry Review Commission weighs appeals from administrative law judges' decisions in disputes involving unemployment benefits, worker's comp and workplace equal rights. The Joint Finance Committee voted Thursday to retain the commission but eliminate 7.8 vacant positions and ask state Supreme Court Justice Pat Roggensack to survey LIRC decisions and report back by mid-2018. The governor included a proposal in his last budget to eliminate the board and move its responsiblities to the Department of Agriculture... Читать дальше...

«Star Tribune» (startribune.com) 

St. Catherine arts students protest music, theater cuts with 'sing-in'

Protesters, including choir, soloists, instrumentalists and actors, participated in a protest "sing"-in Thursday, May 18, 2017 in and around Derham Hall opposing cuts to the music and theater programs at St. Catherine University in St. Paul, Minn.

Sabah 

TBMM'den 'yeniden yapılandırma' müjdesi

Daha önceki yapılandırmaya başvurmayan vatandaşlara ikinci bir şans tanıyan, bazı kamu alacaklarını yeniden yapılandıran kanun teklifi, TBMM Genel Kurulunda kabul edilerek yasalaştı.Devamı için tıklayınız

AOL.com 

Probe by US special counsel is a criminal investigation -Blumenthal

Filed under: News, Politics, White House

WASHINGTON, May 18 (Reuters) - The special counsel appointed to look into links between Russian officials and U.S. President Donald Trump's 2016 campaign is conducting a criminal investigation, including whether there was any obstruction of justice, Democratic Senator Richard Blumenthal said on Thursday.

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The National Interest 

How the U.S. Military Is Trying to Mask Its Readiness Crisis

Maggie Ybarra

Security, Americas

Senior Pentagon officials are classifying data on important readiness issues. Is that a good idea?

The Defense Department has quietly embarked on a multilayered approach to masking the difficulties its officials have been experiencing acquiring new military equipment while ensuring that old equipment is repaired and battle ready.

In early March, two directives on information sharing began circulating in the Pentagon. The first, dated... Читать дальше...

BusinessInsider.com 

Hedge fund manager Lee Cooperman has settled with the government

Thomson Reuters

Lee Cooperman has settled insider trading charges with the Securities and Exchange Commission for $4.9 million, the Financial Times is reporting.

Last year, Cooperman, the founder of Omega Advisors, was charged with insider trading. He had said that he intended to fight the charges.

Under the settlement, Cooperman is neither admitting nor denying wrongdoing, and will not be banned from managing money, the FT reported.

In an email to Business Insider, Cooperman declined to comment on the settlement. Читать дальше...

Forbes.com 

SAPVoice: Learning to Learn

Technology trends are changing the nature of work and making the ability to learn new skills - and forget old and outdated ones - a top priority. Educators, business leaders, governments and technology companies have a shared responsibility to retrain workers displaced by technology.

«Star Tribune» (startribune.com) 

Bud Grant has another 'final' garage sale

Each year he says it'll be the last one, but Bud Grant is having another garage sale outside his Bloomington, Minn. home.

MarketWatch.com 

ETF Focus: Here’s how much ETF fees have dropped since the financial crisis

Exchange-traded funds have long been touted as a cost-efficient way for investors to get easy access to basically any asset class, sector, or region of the global economy, but investors may not appreciate how cheap they’ve gotten in recent years, nor how rapidly fees have been falling.

MarketWatch.com 

ETF Focus: Here’s how much ETF fees have dropped since the financial crisis

Exchange-traded funds have long been touted as a cost-efficient way for investors to get easy access to basically any asset class, sector, or region of the global economy, but investors may not appreciate how cheap they’ve gotten in recent years, nor how rapidly fees have been falling.