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If Bill Nye had his way, Weather Channel founder John Coleman would be heading for jail. Having spent more than 60 years as a meteorologist, Coleman penned a pointed rebuke to “the science guy’s” vehement faith in the ‘science’ of climate change, exclaiming that “science has taken a back seat at The UN… get politics […]Read More

The feud between the FBI and the Department of Justice over whether or not to proceed with charges against Hillary Clinton in the ongoing email investigation just took an unexpected turn. Recall that one month ago, we found out that on one hand, the FBI is seemingly hell-bent on chasing down every possibly angle involving […]

By The SRSrocco Report The financial system is sitting on the edge of a cliff and an increasing number of investors are beginning to realize it.  I hear more and more evidence from contacts in the financial and precious metal industry that the U.S. banking industry and Dollar are in serious trouble. While some of […]

In an article earlier this month, we said that “Chicago is disintegrating” amidst soaring gun violence and homicides, in large part due to the deteriorating economic situation. Unfortunately, we now have an update to the state of things in the windy city, and it’s getting uglier. A 16-year old boy who was shot in the […]

At the end of January, when looking at the positioning in the oil futures market, we warned that there is a a “Constant Short Squeeze Threat“ because “Oil Shorts Are At All-Time Highs.“ Everyone knows what happened next; for those who missed it we explained precisely two months later, following an epic surge in the […]

The Second Circuit upheld the conviction of five former employees for Bernie Madoff this week. In a summary order issued Wednesday, the court rejected arguments challenging the sufficiency of the evidence against then and the behavior of federal prosecutors. The defendants were directors, portfolio managers, and computer programmers who had aided Madoff in the Ponzi […]

California’s State Constitution does not guarantee children a minimum quality K-12 education, according to the First District Court of Appeal in San Francisco. The decision was reached amidst broad attention being directed towards the K-12 spending debate. The disappointed plaintiffs have announced that they will appeal to the California Supreme Court. “Insufficient, Irrational and Unsustainable” […]

Thanks to social media, we live in a world of almost constant oversharing: teenagers share their insecurities on Facebook, adults Instagram their every meal, the Kardashians — well, never mind, the Kardashians are an extreme case. And this is great news for lawyers, who have increasingly turned to social media for evidence in litigation and […]

We have to say it: we’re a little disappointed in the Uber settlement — and not because it doesn’t give drivers enough cash, or because we’d rather not tip. The settlement means that one of the biggest questions of the modern “gig economy” goes unanswered. We still don’t know: are the thousands of on-demand workers, […]Read More

As the bulk of world leaders convene today at the United Nations to sign broad and sweeping climate reforms agreed to last year, global climate change and the environment are back on the minds of the public. The final hammering out of the “Paris Agreement” talks will likely be remembered as a highlight in President […]

You’ve always had a dream of being a partner. Perhaps you were one of those very lucky grads who landed a position at a top law firm and moved your way into one of the associate seats, ready to show the guys at the top what you were made of. Before you knew it, five […]

Wednesday was not a shining moment in the history of Supreme Court oral arguments. This was not Paul Clement going punch-for-punch with Justice Souter in Hamdan v. Rumsfeld. It wasn’t even Margie Phelps, a crazed member of the Westboro Baptist Church, winning over the reluctant justices in Snyder v. Phelps. On Wednesday, the Supreme Court […]