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Author: Cheryl Rofer

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Week 15

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On May 3, 2025
Cooperative problem-solving Presidential executive orders are usually instructions to people in the executive branch of government on how to handle particular issues or situations. They may be policy-oriented, and some, like policies toward the use of nuclear weapons, have been long-standing. They are not royal...
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Workers stand inside a special chamber at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. The chamber is used to test new conventional explosives used to detonate advanced nuclear weapons designs, and the data produced from such experiments is considered restricted.Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory NPR has a thinly sourced...

Week 14

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On April 26, 2025

Cooperative problem-solving Donald Trump is not doing well this week. He is losing in the courts. One count I saw was 11 losses this week. He is underwater on all.

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DOGE At NLRB

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In Trump
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On April 20, 2025
Credit: Pixabay I continue to wonder why Musk’s goons don’t get bodily removed from more offices. By now, Trumpies are in charge of enough agencies that they can order that computer access be turned over to the invaders, and, as in the takeover of the...

Week 13

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On April 19, 2025

Cooperating to deal with a hazard. I started writing this post early in the week with some cool analysis. Midweek, I said in a Bluesky post that I think Trump.

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Cutting Through The Crap

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On April 13, 2025
1. Immigrants build our houses, grow our food, care for our children and parents. They own restaurants and pick up our garbage. They do scientific research and they staff our hospitals as doctors and nurses. They work in banks and other financial institutions. Many of...

Week 12

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On April 12, 2025

Clockwise: Zooey, Jose, and Luca examine the first desert centipede of the season to get into the house. The centipede is on the floor, about halfway between Luca's and Jose's.

It’s On

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On April 11, 2025

In the Kilmar Abrego Garcia case, where the government renditioned an innocent man without due process to the infamous El Salvador prison, Judge Paula Xinis, interpreting the Supreme Court order,.

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