Below are links to some of the more interesting and important reads I came across today, but will not be publishing on in detail.
An Idiot’s Guide to Prosecuting Corporate Fraud (The Intercept)
Clinton Emails Held Indirect References to Undercover CIA Officers (Makes you wonder, how many “diplomats” are actually CIA agents? NBC News)
Head of Google Search Retires, Artificial Intelligence Chief to Take Over (ArsTechnica)
Goldman Sachs Chief: Sanders’s Criticism is ‘Dangerous’ (Sanders is the only one who scares the banksters, The Hill)
Sanders Raised $3M in 24 Hours, His Biggest Single Day Yet (The Hill)
Tel Aviv Museum Nixes Ai Weiwei Exhibit; Israeli Artist Says Censorship at Play (Haaretz)
Hillary Clinton Should Tell the People What She Said in Her Private Speeches (by Ralph Nader, Concord Monitor)
Free State Project Hits Target — Will 20,000 People Move to New Hampshire? (Reason)
Chinese Gold Production Drops for the First Time (Reuters)
Here’s How San Fransisco Deals with its Homeless Problem Before the Super Bowl (Wall Street Journal)
Video Shows Only Known Wild Jaguar in U.S. (Simply majestic, YouTube)
Hillary Clinton Laughs When Asked if She Will Release Transcripts of Her Goldman Sachs Speeches (The Intercept)
Here’s the Toll That Student Debt Can Take on Retirement (Bloomberg)
In Liberty,
Michael Krieger
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