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Alaska Airlines wanted dialogue, then punished dissent (opens the original)
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Alaska Airlines did say they wanted respectful questions and to understand their employees. Does the company think it’s possible to regulate morality? This was a respectful question, and represents the thoughts of at least one of their employees. I find it interesting that people disagreed with the question, while some complained the question was even asked. Alaska Airlines had a response to...
“Smart people don’t like me.” (opens the original)
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A Reuters/Ipsos poll published September 21, 2026 put Trump's approval rating at 32 percent, the lowest Reuters/Ipsos had recorded for him. His approval among Republicans had fallen from 82 percent to 73 percent in one week. In the same poll, Democrats held an eight-point advantage over Republicans in congressional voting preference. Those figures do not prove that Trump supporters are...
The hard limits of Europe’s energy and defense ambitions (opens the original)
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The risk of miscalculation is real. Deterrence requires capability and clarity. If European leaders promise security guarantees without the forces, munitions, air defenses, energy reserves, industrial production, and public consent needed to sustain them, rhetoric can outrun capacity. Conversely, weakness or ambiguity can invite coercion. The policy challenge is not choosing between...
Washington State climate laws cloning those of California (opens the original)
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Washington State climate laws, like those in California, are not based on science; they will not only bankrupt state coffers but will have no effect on the world’s climate. Washington's climate policies are anchored by three key laws. The Climate Commitment Act (CCA) is a cap-and-invest program, modeled after California’s law, that sets a declining cap on greenhouse gas emissions...
What smart contract audits teach health IT about trust (opens the original)
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Smart contract teams publish their source, invite independent audits, and pay bounties to anyone who finds a vulnerability before an attacker does. The result is a body of well-understood failure classes with names, signatures, and standard mitigations: reentrancy, unchecked external calls, integer overflow, privilege escalation through misconfigured...
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