World. They explode the new york time times, are seemingly racist tweets inexcusable as it claims. Are they claiming the hoax, the lawyer says this is Freedom Of Speech is that going to work. Plus the boston globe uncovers a tsa program call quiet skies that been spying on thousands of ordinary americans. Is that good post9 11 police work neighborhood, several primaries not yet old enough to vote for themself, ill ask when navigating controversial issues in our political process. First, are tweets making fun of white the people necessarily racist . And are attacks on police to be taken at face value . Those questions arose this week regarding the New York Times new hire sarah john a 30yearold technology writer
hired for their prestigious Editorial Board. Typically for a conversation like this id go to the times, today there was nothing in the Print Version for hatred of white the people, police, et cetera, et set ramp thats something i noted on twitter, which prompted somebody else to
hoping to day happens on the day, but i m hoping to be the best man out there. they championships that tomorrow and we could see a gold medal from great britain. gavin drysdale in the running. they will be hoping to make the podium again here in paris. that is all the spot the podium again here in paris. that is all the spot from us at the bbc sport centre. so let s head back to melbourne and john chetan for the latest at the all england club. still waiting for tennis to resume here at wimbledon after that brief downpour that we had that forced the rifs to be closed on the show courts. you can see people on the hill to the right of me, hoping on that the big screen to see katie boulter. she is going to be last up on the centre court. but she has got a mammoth task in front of this evening, up against alina rybakina, the defending women s champion, the
protections for democrcy, particularly in the face of widespread discrimination and effort os to make it harder for people to vote, particularly if they were people of color and not being willing to oppose the protections that republicans since 1965, since the voting rights act of 1965 had been willing to support. my organization, the leadership conference on civil and human rights, and in every reauthorization, and when we talk about saving democracy and fighting hate, remember that the big lie, the big lie itself was based on fear about the fact that so much of the democracy of this count trifs becoming more diverse. there were more people of color now. and that insecurity, rather than finding the leadership to say, you know, we re all people. we re all human beings. we all have needs. frankly, we share a lot of the
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The Postal Service is centralizing some of its functions, and some positions are on the chopping block.
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The U.S. Postal Service is consolidating its organizational structure of 67 districts down to 50, a move that will shake up and downsize the mailing agency’s workforce.
Postal management is offering voluntary early retirement to impacted staff, which includes non-bargaining unit administrative personnel at its Washington headquarters, as well as those in “headquarters-related” area and district offices. USPS said it will make the offers, which will not include a separation incentive and would become effective April 30, to avoid forced layoffs, or reductions in force. The agency said the changes would “improve efficiency” and better serve postal customers.