I departed Manchester this morning for a week of recurrent training. When I went to go through security, I noticed the longer that usual line. There are two checkpoints in Manchester, one of which is really two checkpoints in close proximity to each other. Half of that checkpoint was closed as was the other checkpoint, leaving just 1/3 of the ( Read more... )

When someone commits a crime that damages someone else's property, they are charged with that crime and (usually) forced to pay for the damages and often other costs. But what happens when government commits a crime? This week, it responded not by apologizing and paying for the damage it caused, but by suggesting it might fine the victim up to $ ( Read more... )

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I just received an operational bulletin from work that was a pleasure to read. Even more, it was about something the government did. How rare is that ( Read more... )