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noligarchy global power plays
March 26, 2026

Washington state needs a ‘coherent’ story to compete in AI, leaders agree

SOURCE_URL::https://www.geekwire.com/2026/washington-state-needs-a-coherent-story-to-compete-in-ai-leaders-agree/||SOURCE_NAME::GeekWireGeekWire (“Governor” OR “Lieutenant Governor” OR “Attorney General” OR “Secretary of State” OR “State Treasurer” OR “State Auditor” OR “State Comptroller” OR “Comptroller” OR “Controller” OR “Commissioner of Ag)

Washington state has the potential to be a global leader in AI technology, but it struggles to articulate its narrative. Leaders emphasize the need for a unified story to drive economic growth and innovation.

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March 26, 2026

Trump Can’t Help Dozing as His Cabinet Defends His Reckless War

SOURCE_URL::https://newrepublic.com/post/208134/trump-dozes-cabinet-meeting-reckless-iran-war||SOURCE_NAME::The New Republic – Politics (“Governor” OR “Lieutenant Governor” OR “Attorney General” OR “Secretary of State” OR “State Treasurer” OR “State Auditor” OR “State Comptroller” OR “Comptroller” OR “Controller” OR “Commissioner of Ag)

President Trump was caught dozing off while his Cabinet defended his controversial military decisions. This incident underscores the chaotic state of U.S. governance under his leadership.

noligarchy public impact
March 26, 2026

Ya Think? Lol: HBCUs Better For Black Students’ Long-Term Health Says News Study

SOURCE_URL::https://gossipbucket.com/bossip/2474091/ya-think-lol-hbcus-better-black-students-long-term-health/||SOURCE_NAME::Gossip Bucket RSS Feed ((“School Board” OR “School Board Member” OR “Board of Education” OR “Board of Education Member” OR “Community College Trustee” OR “College Board Trustee” OR “Water District Board” OR “Fire District Co)

A recent study highlights the long-term cognitive benefits of attending Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) for Black Americans. This research connects education to significant historical changes in civil rights.

noligarchy institutional decay
March 26, 2026

Secret Redistricting Huddle: Anne Arundel School Board Called Out On Open Meetings Rule

SOURCE_URL::https://hoodline.com/2026/03/secret-redistricting-huddle-anne-arundel-school-board-called-out-on-open-meetings-rule/||SOURCE_NAME::(“School Board” OR “School Board Member” OR “Board of Education” OR “Board of Education Member” OR “Community College Trustee” OR “College Board Trustee” OR “Water District Board” OR “Fire District Co

The Anne Arundel County Board of Education violated Maryland’s Open Meetings Act during redistricting discussions. This raises serious questions about governance and transparency in local education.

noligarchy public impact
March 26, 2026

Ex-Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich says Sheridan Gorman’s killing may have been a ‘gang initiation’

SOURCE_URL::https://www.foxnews.com/us/ex-illinois-governor-rod-blagojevich-says-sheridan-gormans-killing-may-have-been-gang-initiation||SOURCE_NAME::Fox News (“Governor” OR “Lieutenant Governor” OR “Attorney General” OR “Secretary of State” OR “State Treasurer” OR “State Auditor” OR “State Comptroller” OR “Comptroller” OR “Controller” OR “Commissioner of Ag)

Former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich claims the murder of Sheridan Gorman may be tied to gang activity. The incident raises critical questions about public safety and immigration policy.

noligarchy global power plays
March 26, 2026

BPFdoor in Telecom Networks: Sleeper Cells in the Backbone

SOURCE_URL::https://www.rapid7.com/blog/post/tr-bpfdoor-telecom-networks-sleeper-cells-threat-research-report||SOURCE_NAME::Rapid7 Cybersecurity Blog (“Governor” OR “Lieutenant Governor” OR “Attorney General” OR “Secretary of State” OR “State Treasurer” OR “State Auditor” OR “State Comptroller” OR “Comptroller” OR “Controller” OR “Commissioner of Ag)

A recent investigation reveals a sophisticated threat actor embedding digital sleeper cells in telecommunications networks. This poses severe national security risks as it compromises government communications and critical infrastructure.

noligarchy institutional decay
March 26, 2026

SCOTUStoday for Thursday, March 26

SOURCE_URL::https://www.scotusblog.com/2026/03/scotustoday-for-thursday-march-26/||SOURCE_NAME::SCOTUSblog ((“School Board” OR “School Board Member” OR “Board of Education” OR “Board of Education Member” OR “Community College Trustee” OR “College Board Trustee” OR “Water District Board” OR “Fire District Co)

The Supreme Court’s recent opinions reveal critical shifts in U.S. judicial governance. Upcoming cases may further reshape the landscape of American law.

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March 26, 2026

Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute: Review of the FY 2025 Financial Statement Audit

SOURCE_URL::https://www.gao.gov/products/gao-26-108882||SOURCE_NAME::GAO Reports (“Governor” OR “Lieutenant Governor” OR “Attorney General” OR “Secretary of State” OR “State Treasurer” OR “State Auditor” OR “State Comptroller” OR “Comptroller” OR “Controller” OR “Commissioner of Ag)

The GAO’s review of the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute’s financial statements reveals no significant issues. This audit underscores the importance of transparency in healthcare governance.

noligarchy follow the money
March 26, 2026

International Collaboration: U.S. Banking Agencies’ Participation in Climate Risk Network

SOURCE_URL::https://www.gao.gov/products/gao-26-108020||SOURCE_NAME::GAO Reports (“Governor” OR “Lieutenant Governor” OR “Attorney General” OR “Secretary of State” OR “State Treasurer” OR “State Auditor” OR “State Comptroller” OR “Comptroller” OR “Controller” OR “Commissioner of Ag)

U.S. banking agencies’ involvement in an international climate risk network reveals the complexities of financial regulation. Their withdrawal from the initiative raises questions about priorities and accountability in addressing climate-related financial risks.

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March 25, 2026

The Political Incentives Behind America’s Growing Debt Crisis – OpEd

SOURCE_URL::https://www.eurasiareview.com/26032026-the-political-incentives-behind-americas-growing-debt-crisis-oped/||SOURCE_NAME::Eurasia Review (“President of the United States” OR “Vice President of the United States” OR “U.S. Senator” OR “United States Senator” OR “U.S. House of Representatives” OR “U.S. Representative” OR “Member of Congres)

U.S. politicians continue to prioritize their interests over fiscal responsibility, contributing to the nation’s growing debt crisis. This OpEd explores the political dynamics at play and the consequences for American governance.