Judge Blocks Shutdown Layoffs, Border Patrol Urged to Stop Tear-Gassing Children, Post Editorial Board Keeps Forgetting to Mention Owner's Economic Interests - Washingtonian
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Judge Blocks Shutdown Layoffs, Border Patrol Urged to Stop Tear-Gassing Children, Post Editorial Board Keeps Forgetting to Mention Owner's Economic Interests - Washingtonian
"This DC punk classic- recently renamed "Swann Street" after its original title, "Swann Street," proved problematic-is where John Davis got the title for his new book about punk fanzines in the District. Davis, the former drummer for Q and Not U and a curator of the University of Maryland's punk collection, will discuss his new book with Ian MacKaye at Politics and Prose this evening."
"US District Judge Susan Illston extended an order that prevents the Trump administration from instituting mass layoffs of federal workers during the government shutdown, which turns 29 days old today. The administration plans to appeal. ( Politico) DOJ attorney Michael Velchik, who represented the administration in the case, argued that for Trump, saying "You're fired" is "what he's known for doing." ( Government Executive) The Department of Defense issued a memo the day before the shutdown began that would make it easier to fire employees."
Scattered showers are expected today with a high near 57, followed by rainy, windy overnight conditions and a low near 53. Contact handles and links are provided, plus a daily playlist on Spotify and Apple Music. A DC punk classic titled "Swann Street" inspired John Davis's new book on punk fanzines; Davis will discuss the book with Ian MacKaye at Politics and Prose. A federal judge extended an order preventing mass layoffs during the 29-day government shutdown, and the administration intends to appeal. The DOJ emphasized Trump's firing style, and a recent Defense Department memo aims to make firing employees easier, drawing concerns about overly broad application and political use.
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