From the FirstRead, “To understand how much American politics has changed since the 1960s -- heck, since the 1990s -- here’s something to consider: After the 2014 midterms, it’s possible that, for the first time, all of New England’s governors could be Democrats. And it’s equally possible that, for the...
The Washington metropolitan area has yet to show significant adverse effects from sequestration, The Washington Post reports. The region has added 40,000 jobs in the past few months, while data released Wednesday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics indicated that unemployment remained steady at 5.3%. … Still, with federal employees...
This past Wednesday, May 29, Capstone's public relations team celebrated Opening Day of Sherman Park Senior Living Community in the old Jackie Robinson School with Wisconsin-developer Gorman and Company. The event commemorated the rebirth of a Milwaukee middle school that was closed in 2005. In 2010, Gorman and Co redeveloped...
"According to measurements taken last Thursday at a monitoring site in Hawaii, carbon dioxide levels have reached an all-time high of 400 parts per million," the Associated Press reports. " … The average CO2 level for the year is expected to be about 396 ppm, though the 400 ppm figure...
Politico writes, "Sequestration was supposed to be a meat ax slashing large chunks of the federal budget, but Congress is poised to turn it into Swiss cheese. The shortlist for the next round of possible sequester saves includes cancer patients, medical researchers, hungry seniors, poor people and preschoolers. 'I'm looking...
FirstRead writes, “Benghazi/IRS/AP stories over the past week have had this additional impact for the Obama White House: They’ve sidetracked the other issues that President Obama has wanted to discuss. (Frankly, they’ve also sidetracked us in media, too.) … Oh, there was another piece of news from Tuesday that the...
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