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The major industry group's prediction offers the latest glimpse into the jobs market as the record government shutdown stretches on. ...[TheTopNews] Read More.12 hours ago - Calling Balls And Strikes During Warmup Pitches
During today's convention, Judge Paul Matey of the Third Circuit did a SOC! Sidebar on Baseball cards. Judge Matey has some insights on how baseball cards interacts with the law, but he made a point about calling balls and strike that I had never heard before. By now, everyone knows Chief Justice Roberts's famous line that umpire simply call balls and strikes. But Judge Matey made a different point. Before a pitcher throws his first official pitch, he will throw several warmup pitches. Though these pitches do not count, the umpire will signal whether the pitch is a ball or a strike. These warmup pitches allow the pitcher to understand what the judge's strike zone will be. From game to game, an umpire might change his strike zone. But the hope is that an umpire will use the same strike zone in that particular game, or at least for… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.12 hours ago - Trump announces deal to lower prices for obesity drugs
Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk officials have agreed to lower the cost of GLP-1 obesity drugs for Medicaid and Medicare recipients and those who pay directly. ...[TheTopNews] Read More.12 hours ago - ‘Stop Being Rude!’ Senators Spar in Tense Committee Hearing Throwdown on the Affordable Care Act
A Senate subcommittee meeting on the Affordable Care Act descended into a sparring match between chairman Ron Johnson (R-WI) and ranking member Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) on Thursday. In his opening statement, Blumenthal accused Johnson of trying to “muzzle” his fight for affordable health insurance, which is the major issue causing the longest government shutdown in history. “Let me just conclude by saying right now, millions of Americans are wondering what is happening in Washington, D.C., and watching this hearing where the chairman is trying to muzzle a ranking member who is simply calling attention to the facts of the ACA, and the real-life stories of people…indicates to me we need to shine a light on what this effort is to repeal the ACA and we need to stand strong in favor of affordable health insurance in the United States.” Blumenthal added, “I have more that I’m going to… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.12 hours ago - A Border Patrol Agent Bragged About Shooting Someone, Texts Show
An immigration enforcement officer who shot a US citizen in Chicago last month bragged about the incident in texts afterwards, according to court documents filed in federal court on Wednesday. It’s just one of the latest examples of how, contrary to the Trump administration’s own narrative, the agents helping the supposedly terrified residents of American cities are posing a danger to residents themselves. The texts were released in court at a hearing requested by the lawyer for the woman, Marimar Martinez, who is facing federal charges of assaulting an officer. According to the government’s account, Martinez allegedly rammed her car into a vehicle driven by Charles Exum, a supervisory Border Patrol agent, on October 4 in Chicago. When Exum got out of the car, Martinez allegedly drove her car “at” him, and the officer then fired five shots at her. Martinez has pled not guilty, and contests the government’s… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.12 hours ago
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The major industry group's prediction offers the latest glimpse into the jobs market as the record government shutdown stretches on. ...[TheTopNews] Read More.
12 hours ago
During today's convention, Judge Paul Matey of the Third Circuit did a SOC! Sidebar on Baseball cards. Judge Matey has some insights on how baseball cards interacts with the law, but he made a point about calling balls and strike that I had never heard before. By now, everyone knows Chief Justice Roberts's famous line that umpire simply call balls and strikes. But Judge Matey made a different point. Before a pitcher throws his first official pitch, he will throw several warmup pitches. Though these pitches do not count, the umpire will signal whether the pitch is a ball or a strike. These warmup pitches allow the pitcher to understand what the judge's strike zone will be. From game to game, an umpire might change his strike zone. But the hope is that an umpire will use the same strike zone in that particular game, or at least for… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.
12 hours ago
Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk officials have agreed to lower the cost of GLP-1 obesity drugs for Medicaid and Medicare recipients and those who pay directly. ...[TheTopNews] Read More.
12 hours ago
A Senate subcommittee meeting on the Affordable Care Act descended into a sparring match between chairman Ron Johnson (R-WI) and ranking member Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) on Thursday. In his opening statement, Blumenthal accused Johnson of trying to “muzzle” his fight for affordable health insurance, which is the major issue causing the longest government shutdown in history. “Let me just conclude by saying right now, millions of Americans are wondering what is happening in Washington, D.C., and watching this hearing where the chairman is trying to muzzle a ranking member who is simply calling attention to the facts of the ACA, and the real-life stories of people…indicates to me we need to shine a light on what this effort is to repeal the ACA and we need to stand strong in favor of affordable health insurance in the United States.” Blumenthal added, “I have more that I’m going to… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.
12 hours ago
An immigration enforcement officer who shot a US citizen in Chicago last month bragged about the incident in texts afterwards, according to court documents filed in federal court on Wednesday. It’s just one of the latest examples of how, contrary to the Trump administration’s own narrative, the agents helping the supposedly terrified residents of American cities are posing a danger to residents themselves. The texts were released in court at a hearing requested by the lawyer for the woman, Marimar Martinez, who is facing federal charges of assaulting an officer. According to the government’s account, Martinez allegedly rammed her car into a vehicle driven by Charles Exum, a supervisory Border Patrol agent, on October 4 in Chicago. When Exum got out of the car, Martinez allegedly drove her car “at” him, and the officer then fired five shots at her. Martinez has pled not guilty, and contests the government’s… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.
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