Daily Clips: April 13, 2017
“We live, work, shop, and travel under a system of grossly asymmetric power relationships”
Alabama set to allow church to create its own police force: The constitutionality argument with this issue is not as black and white as you might first think.
The British warned us about Trump-Russia connections:
Members of the British intelligence agency GCHQ knew about “suspicious” contact between associates of President Donald Trump and Russian operatives as early as 2015, the Guardian reported on Thursday, citing a source with links to British intelligence.
Homeless camp cleared under Seattle’s Spokane Street Viaduct: Pictures of the “clearing.”
Q: The word “college” causes some confusion — I hear lots of readers say, well, not everyone needs to go to college. And the phrase “postsecondary credential” doesn’t resonate the same way.
A: I got exactly that reaction when I went around talking about this (in Connecticut). So I started using the phrase “something after high school.” I had conversations with people where they said, “Not everybody should go to college,” and I said, I agree with you, if you mean Yale, or the University of Connecticut. What I’m talking about is something after high school, and people would go, right away, “Yes, I agree with that.”
