Leashes Come Off Wall Street, Gun Sellers, Polluters and More
The emerging effort — dozens more rules could be eliminated in the coming weeks — is one of the most significant shifts in regulatory policy in recent decades.
nytimes.com
North Korea fires four ballistic missiles into sea, angering Japan and South
Some of the missiles landed in waters as close as 300 km (190 miles) from Japan's northwest coast, Japan's Defence Minister Tomomi Inada said in Tokyo.
reuters.com
Japan Moves to Highest Alert Level After North Korea Fires Missiles
Japan moved to the highest possible alert level after North Korea fired four ballistic missiles simultaneously into nearby waters, the latest provocation from Kim Jong Un’s regime.
bloomberg.com
Conway: New immigration order will take effect March 16
President Trump's aide Kellyanne Conway on Monday said the new immigration executive order will take effect March 16 and no longer include Iraq.
thehill.com
Russian Hackers Said to Seek Hush Money From Liberal Groups
Russian hackers are targeting U.S. progressive groups in a new wave of attacks, scouring the organizations’ emails for embarrassing details and attempting to extract hush money, according to two people familiar with probes being conducted by the FBI and private security firms.
bloomberg.com
Republicans expected to unveil healthcare bill this week: report
Republican lawmakers are expected to unveil legislation this week to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
thehill.com
A right to repair: why Nebraska farmers are taking on John Deere and Apple
Farmers like fixing their own equipment, but rules imposed by big corporations are making it impossible. Now this small showdown could have a big impact.
theguardian.com
Breitbart was a unique driver of hyper-partisan, trumpist news that shifted the 2016 election
A team of esteemed scholars including Yochai "Wealth of Networks" Benkler and Ethan Zuckerman (co-founder of Global Voices) analyzed 1.25 million media stories published between April 1, 2015 and election day, finding "a right-wing media network anchored around Breitbart developed as a distinct and insulated media system, using social media as a backbone to transmit a hyper-partisan perspective to the world."
boingboing.net
China unseats eurozone as world’s largest banking system
New analysis by the Financial Times shows China's banking system has overtaken the eurozone to become the world’s biggest by assets.
rt.com
Juppe says no to French presidential bid but slams candidate Fillon
Former prime minister Alain Juppe said on Monday he had decided "once and for all" not to stand in France's presidential election, dashing the hopes of many in his conservative party whose scandal-hit candidate faces defeat.
reuters.com
European Populists Tap Trump’s Rhetoric of Trade Carnage
After decades of dismantling barriers, Europe is finding free trade comes with political tariffs.
bloomberg.com
As Netanyahu faces police questioning, rivals look 'post-Bibi'
Police are expected to question Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for a fourth time on Monday in a corruption investigation that has prompted political rivals to start looking to a "post-Bibi" Israel.
reuters.com
8 Radical Actions across the UK and Ireland for International Women’s Day
This year, there are many events being organised in the spirit of 1917, calling for mass action from below to change conditions for women living in poverty or without access to basic rights and services.
rs21.org.uk