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Since the Dilly, Dally, Delay & Stall Law Firms are adding their billable hours, the Toyota U.S.A. and Route 44 Toyota posts have been separated here:

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Sunday, April 23, 2017

RSN: John Kiriakou | Federal Prison Wardens' Absurd Mismanagement Bonuses



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John Kiriakou | Federal Prison Wardens' Absurd Mismanagement Bonuses 
Inmates. (photo: Reuters/Shannon)
John Kiriakou, Reader Supported News
Kiriakou writes: "The Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) doled out more than $2 million in 'performance bonuses' to wardens and its most senior administrators over the past three years, even as it was dealing unsuccessfully with issues of overcrowding, terrible health care for prisoners, and a major sexual harassment lawsuit."
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Carter Page's Visit to Moscow Got the FBI's Attention
Scott Shane, Mark Mazzetti and Adam Goldman, The New York Times
Excerpt: "Ever since F.B.I. investigators discovered in 2013 that a Russian spy was trying to recruit an American businessman named Carter Page, the bureau maintained an occasional interest in Mr. Page. So when he became a foreign policy adviser to the Trump campaign last year and gave a Russia-friendly speech at a prestigious Moscow institute, it soon caught the bureau's attention."
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Ryan Lizza | The White House Seems Excited to Shut Down the Government
Ryan Lizza, The New Yorker
Lizza writes: "Presidents since then have often struggled to meet the expectations of the hundred-day report card but generally can point to a list of major legislative accomplishments. Trump does not have such a list."
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California Governor Pardons Three Deported US Veterans in Unprecedented Move
Jorge Rivas, Fusion
Rivas writes: "California Governor Jerry Brown granted full pardons this weekend to three U.S. veterans who were deported after being convicted of crimes and serving out prison sentences in the state."
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No Congress Members From Border Region Support Trump's Wall
Laura Meckler and Kristina Peterson, The Wall Street Journal
Excerpt: "Not a single member of Congress who represents the territory on the southwest border said they support President Donald Trump's request for $1.4 billion to begin construction of his promised wall, according to a Wall Street Journal survey, testing the administration's ability to reach a deal on government funding next week."
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Israel Punishes Hunger Striking Palestinians for Demanding Their Rights
Charlotte Silver, The Electronic Intifada
Silver writes: "Hundreds of Palestinian prisoners entered day six of their hunger strike on Saturday, while Israeli authorities ratcheted up their punitive measures in an attempt to weaken the collective action."
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Alaskans Want Answers After Major BP Oil and Gas Leak in Prudhoe Bay
Inside Climate News
Excerpt: "Response crews at a BP well in Alaska's North Slope that began spouting crude oil and methane last week stopped the leak early Monday morning. Now environmental groups are starting their push for answers."
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