U.S. Tax Code Rewards Automobile Use, Not Mass Transit Or Bicycling
A change that will actively encourage the use of bicycles and mass transportation systems rather than “subsidizing” the already ubiquitous automobile.
Read MoreA change that will actively encourage the use of bicycles and mass transportation systems rather than “subsidizing” the already ubiquitous automobile.
Read MoreThe plan, shepherded through by Senate Budget Committee chair Patty Murray, seeks nearly $1 trillion in new revenue over the next decade, mostly through the closure of tax loopholes that favor the wealthy, and an equal amount in reductions to government spending.
Read MoreThe CIA has steadfastly refused to comment on the fates of most former detainees, publicly accounting for only 16 people of the roughly 100 the agency has said it once held. The U.S. has successfully dismissed lawsuits over rendition and asserted that much about the CIA program is still classified.
Read MoreThe claim that race cost Fisher her spot at the University of Texas isn’t really true.
Read Moreexecutives for local companies and global giants like IBM and Hewlett-Packard had good reason to cultivate Machnacz. As senior technology officer for Poland’s national police and, later, the nation’s Interior Ministry, he set the terms for hundreds of millions of dollars in technology contracts and decided which ones should be awarded without competitive bidding.
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