House Narrowly Approves Rules Amid Concerns About McCarthy’s Concessions
“Some sort of deal was hashed out for the majority of the 20 to vote for McCarthy for speaker, but this deal was crafted in private, behind closed doors,” Representative…
50 Years After Allende at the UN: a Corporate Triumph Named Multistakeholderism | naked capitalism
Yves here. This talk reviews how one leg of the multi-fronted right wind backlash of the 1970s and 1980s targeted Allende’s 1972 call for a new international economic order. Specifically,…
N.F.L.’s Storybook Weekend Can’t Erase Memory of Hamlin’s Collapse
With an outpouring of good will from Bills fans and players, and exciting plays in a crucial win, the N.F.L. created memories that faded the horror of Damar Hamlin’s collapse.
What We Learned From Prince Harry’s ITV and ‘60 Minutes’ Interviews
Two days before the publication of his memoir, “Spare,” Harry appeared at ease and at times emotional in high-profile interviews in the United States and Britain.
Day 5: The Importance of Work Friends
People who are close to their colleagues are happier and more productive.
How One Family Parlayed Mexican Food Into a Los Angeles Landmark
This year, El Cholo will mark a century as a mainstay for celebrities, students and a loyal staff. Its menu and history mix tradition and innovation.
FTC Chair Lina Khan on the Problems with Noncompetes
The chairwoman of the FTC argues in favor of a proposal to eliminate noncompete clauses from employee contracts.
A Dysfunctional Congress
Congressional gridlock brought on by far-right Republicans now seems more likely to lead to government shutdowns.
Speaker McCarthy. But at What Cost?
What concessions did the California Republican make to finally secure the role he has sought for so long?