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WASHINGTON — You have a problem on your hands when a man who's pleaded guilty for lying to Congress is perceived as being more honest than you are.
That's precisely the situation President Trump is facing when a Quinnipiac poll released Tuesday found voters saying — by a 50 percent-to-35 percent margin — that they believe Michael Cohen more than his former boss.
Now, on his 801st day, the count stands at 9,451, according to The Fact Checker's database that analyzes, categorizes and tracks every suspect statement the president utters. That's a pace of 22 fishy claims a day over the past 200 days, a steep climb from the average of nearly 5.9 false or misleading claims a day in Trump's first year in office.
The department's final 2018 trade report, which was delayed by the partial government shutdown, showed that the United States bought far more in foreign goods than it sold to customers in Africa, Asia, Europe and North America. The shortfall topped the 2006 record of $838.3 billion, set as the housing bubble was peaking, and marked the third consecutive year of rising deficits.
A broader measure of the nation's trade performance, which includes the services sector, showed a $621 billion deficit. That reflected a deterioration of more than $100 billion from the figure Trump inherited from president Barack Obama.
It has been evident for months that Trump was not shrinking a trade gap that he calls "unsustainable" and that he says represents a major transfer of wealth from Americans to foreigners. Over the past year, even as he imposed tariffs on foreign-made solar panels, washing machines, steel, aluminum and assorted goods from China, imports roared ahead of exports.
The Commerce Department report comes amid indications that negotiations with China over a broad trade agreement may be in their final weeks. China has offered to buy a reported $1.2 trillion in additional American products over the next six years in a deal that reportedly would ease each side's tariffs, usher in changes to Beijing's state-led economic model and include tough new enforcement mechanisms.
America is waiting for you Trump. We won't hold our breath.
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Billionaires are in notably bad odor with many people on the left. Socialists have long held that large stores of private wealth are tantamount to violence against those in need. But regular nonradical folks not on the left are fed up, too. Howard Schultz's potential independent White House bid is simply infuriating, and it's maddening to feel helplessly tangled in the gilded web of global intrigue emanating from the president, his plutocrat dictator pals and America's retail overlord, the philandering Jeff Bezos.
Thanks at least in part to Bernie Sanders and the sizzling rise of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, this dry wick has met a spark. Enthusiasm for radical leveling is whistling out of the hard-left fringe and blossoming into a mainstream mood.
Ms. Ocasio-Cortez's policy adviser, Dan Riffle, contends that "every billionaire is a policy failure" (that's the tagline on his Twitter handle) because "the acquisition of that much wealth has bad consequences" and "a moral society needs guardrails against it." He'd like to see the 2020 Democratic primary contenders answer a question: Can it be morally appropriate for anyone to be a billionaire?
It's a compelling litmus test. I'd also like to watch would-be Democratic nominees take it. However, I hope that they would stick up for the idea that it can be morally kosher to bank a billion and that the existence of virtuous three-comma fortunes is a sign not of failure but of supreme policy success.
President Trump early last year directed his then-chief of staff, John F. Kelly, to give presidential son-in-law Jared Kushner a top-secret security clearance — a move that made Kelly so uncomfortable that he documented the request in writing, according to current and former administration officials.
After Kushner, a senior White House adviser, and his wife, Ivanka Trump, pressured the president to grant Kushner the long-delayed clearance, Trump instructed Kelly to fix the problem, according to a person familiar with Kelly's account, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe internal discussions.
Kelly told colleagues that the decision to give Kushner top-secret clearance was not supported by career intelligence officials, and he memorialized Trump's request in an internal memo, according to two people familiar with the memo and the then-chief of staff's concerns.
It is unclear how Kelly responded to Trump's directive. But by May, Kushner had been granted a permanent security clearance to view top-secret material — a move that followed months of concern inside the White House about his inability to secure such access.
Kushner's attorney publicly described the process as one that had gone through normal channels, a description that Kelly did not view as accurate, according to a person familiar with his reaction.
The former chief of staff, who left the administration at the beginning of this year, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Trump's push to get Kushner clearance — and the chief of staff's concerns about it — was first reported by the New York Times, which also reported that then-White House Counsel Donald McGahn had concerns about Kushner's clearance.
House Judiciary Chairman Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-N.Y.), whose committee would be responsible for starting impeachment proceedings, told ABC's George Stephanopoulos on Sunday that "it's very clear" President Trump obstructed justice.


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Q: Why does rm inside a function not delete objects? rel.mem <- function(nm) {
  rm(nm)
}

I defined the above function rel.mem -- takes a single argument and passes it to rm
> ls()
[1] "rel.mem"
> x<-1:10
> ls()
[1] "rel.mem" "x"
> rel.mem(x)
> ls()
[1] "rel.mem" "x"

Now you can see what I call rel.mem x is not deleted -- I know this is due to the incorrect environment on which rm is being attempted.
What is a good fix for this?
Criteria for a good fix:

*

*The caller should not have to pass the environment

*The callee (rel.mem) should be able to determine the environment by using an R language facility (call stack inspection, aspects, etc.)

*The interface of the function rel.mem should be kept simple -- idiot proof: call rel.mem -- then rel.mem takes it from there -- no need to pass environments.

NOTES:

*

*As many commenters have pointed out that one easy fix is to pass the environment.

*What I meant by a good fix [and I should have clarified it] is that the callee function (in this case rel.mem) is able to calculate/find out the environment when the caller was referring to and then remove the object from the right environment.

*The type of reasoning in "2" can be done in other languages by inspecting the call stack -- for example in Java I would throw a dummy exception -- catch it and then parse the call stack. In other languages still I could use Aspect Oriented techniques. The question is can something like that be done in R?

*As one commenter has suggested that there may be multiple objects with the same name and thus the "right" environment is meaningless -- as I've stated above that in other languages it is possible (sometimes with some creative trickery) to interpret the call-stack -- this may not be possible in R

*As one commenter has suggested that rm(list=nm, envir = parent.frame()) will remove this from the parent environment. This is correct -- however I'm looking for something that will work for an arbitrary call depth.

A: The quick answer is that you're in a different environment - essentially picture the variables in a box: you have a box for the function and one for the Global Environment. You just need to tell rm where to find that box.
So
rel_mem <- function(nm) {
   # State the environment
   rm(list=nm, envir = .GlobalEnv )
}
x = 10
rel_mem("x")

Alternatively, you can use the pos argument, e.g.
rel_mem <- function(nm) {
   rm(list=nm, pos=1 )
}

If you type search() you will see a vector of environments, the global is number 1.
Another two options are

*

*envir = parent.frame() if you want to go one level up the call stack

*Use inherits = TRUE to go up the call stack until you find something

In the above code, notice that I'm passing the object as a character - I'm passing the "x" not x. We can be clever and avoid this using the substitute function
rel_mem <- function(nm) {
   rm(list = as.character(substitute(nm)), envir = .GlobalEnv )
}

To finish I'll just add that deleting things in the .GlobalEnv from a function is generally a bad idea.
Further resources:

*

*Environments:http://adv-r.had.co.nz/Environments.html

*Substitute function: http://adv-r.had.co.nz/Computing-on-the-language.html#capturing-expressions

A: If you are using another function to find the global objects within your function such as ls(), you must state the environment in it explicitly too:
rel_mem <- function(nm) {
   # State the environment in both functions
   rm(list = ls(envir = .GlobalEnv) %>% .[startsWith(., "plot_")], envir = .GlobalEnv)
}

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This office vide Letters referred at 1 above dated 16/01/2018 and 27/03/2018 has represented to your good self to make the MACP scheme effective from 1/1/2006 since the Hon'ble Supreme Court in its order in WP 3744 of 2016 dated 08/12/2017 in the matter of UOI Vs Shri Balbir Singh Turn & Anr has directed the Govt. of India to implement the MACP Scheme retrospectively from 1/1/2006. Till date, we have not received any positive response from the DOPT. However, the MOD vide letter referred at 2 above (copy enclosed) have now issued instructions to implement the MACP Scheme w.e.f. 1/1/2006 to the Armed Force Personnel by implementing the Hon'ble Supreme Court judgment. Having implemented the judgment to one set of employees and denying the same to the similarly placed employees is discriminatory and unjustified.
I hope justice given by the hon,blue Supreme Court regarding implementation of MACP from 1.1.2006 instead of 1.9.2008 to central govt employees will be fairly dealt by the Dopt. & revised order issued with out further delay..
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Music video for the 1976 classic hit "Dancing Queen" by Swedish pop group ABBA. The song was released in August 1976 and was one of the most popular songs of the 1970s. It became a massive worldwide hit, topping the charts in more than a dozen countries....
Sweet- Love is Like Oxygen (1978)
Music video for the 1978 classic hit "Love is Like Oxygen" by the British band Sweet. It was recorded in 1977 and officially released in January 1978. "Love Is Like Oxygen" entered the Billboard Hot Top 100 chart on February 12, 1978 at #81 and...
Bee Gees- How Deep Is Your Love (1977)
Music video for the classic 1977 hit single "How Deep is Your Love" by the Bee Gees. It was released in September 1977 and was used as part of the soundtrack to the film Saturday Night Fever. In the United States, it topped the Billboard Hot 100 on...
https://youtu.be/wh15LOppcWQ
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"""ImageNet-Sketch dataset."""

import tensorflow_datasets.public_api as tfds

_DESCRIPTION = """\
ImageNet-Sketch consists of 50,889 black and white sketch images, 50 for each of
the 1000 ImageNet classes. These images were originally collected from Google
Image Search for "sketch of __". 100 images were collected and then manually
filtered. For classes with fewer than 50 good images, additional images were
constructed by flip or rotation.
"""

_CITATION = """\
@inproceedings{wang2019learning,
        title={Learning Robust Global Representations by Penalizing Local Predictive Power},
        author={Wang, Haohan and Ge, Songwei and Lipton, Zachary and Xing, Eric P},
        booktitle={Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems},
        pages={10506--10518},
        year={2019}
}
"""

_BASE_URL = 'https://github.com/HaohanWang/ImageNet-Sketch'
_IMAGENET_LABELS_FNAME = 'image_classification/imagenet2012_labels.txt'
_IMAGENET_SKETCH_URL = 'https://drive.google.com/u/0/uc?id=1Mj0i5HBthqH1p_yeXzsg22gZduvgoNeA&export=download'

class ImagenetSketch(tfds.core.GeneratorBasedBuilder):
  """DatasetBuilder for imagenet_sketch dataset."""

  VERSION = tfds.core.Version('1.0.0')
  RELEASE_NOTES = {
      '1.0.0': 'Initial release.',
  }

  def _info(self) -> tfds.core.DatasetInfo:
    """Returns the dataset metadata."""
    imagenet_names_file = tfds.core.tfds_path(_IMAGENET_LABELS_FNAME)
    return tfds.core.DatasetInfo(
        builder=self,
        description=(_DESCRIPTION),
        features=tfds.features.FeaturesDict({
            'image': tfds.features.Image(),
            'label': tfds.features.ClassLabel(names_file=imagenet_names_file),
            'file_name': tfds.features.Text(),
        }),
        supervised_keys=('image', 'label'),
        homepage=_BASE_URL,
        citation=_CITATION)

  def _split_generators(self, dl_manager: tfds.download.DownloadManager):
    """Returns SplitGenerators."""
    path = dl_manager.download(_IMAGENET_SKETCH_URL)
    return [
        tfds.core.SplitGenerator(
            name=tfds.Split.TEST,
            gen_kwargs={
                'archive': dl_manager.iter_archive(path),
            },
        ),
    ]

  def _generate_examples(self, archive):
    """Generate images and labels for splits."""
    for fname, fobj in archive:
      assert fname.startswith('sketch/') and fname.endswith('.JPEG')
      fname = fname[len('sketch/'):]
      yield fname, {'image': fobj, 'file_name': fname, 'label': fname[:9]}

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San Pedro aims for no-kill coyote control with…
San Pedro aims for no-kill coyote control with Wildlife Watch group
A coyote is seen on the Navy fuel depot land in San Pedro. Resident hope to curb coyote activity with a Wildlife Watch program that seeks to educate neighbors about how to discourage coyotes from frequenting the areas near their homes. (Daily Breeze file photo)
A coyote walks down Via Cordova in northwest San Pedro in early September 2014. San Pedro's plan to control coyotes doesn't involving trapping and euthanizing the animals. (Still from video by Chris Wilkerson)
By Donna Littlejohn | dlittlejohn@scng.com | Daily Breeze
San Pedro could be the first community in Los Angeles to try a new strategy to combat the growing conflicts between people and coyotes in suburban and urban areas.
State Fish and Wildlife officials outlined the so-called Wildlife Watch program for members of San Pedro's Coastal Neighborhood Council on Monday night, offering assistance in setting up groups that supporters say might begin to re-establish a wider safety zone between neighborhoods and the predator that has more typically lived in the wild.
Shannon Ross, the neighborhood council member who requested the presentation, said after the meeting that she planned to help set up the program in San Pedro neighborhoods.
The groups operate much the same way as the Neighborhood Watch program organized in the 1970s to fight crime, with neighbors sharing information and watching out for each other's homes.
The Wildlife Watch groups essentially are educational and preventive in nature, helping neighbors to keep tabs on coyote activity and, most importantly, providing a way to share information about how to cut off the food and water sources that have driven the wild animals into neighborhoods where they often prey on people's pets.
"You'll never get rid of them," said Dave Dodge, a conservation coach with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. "We coach people on the behaviors of coyotes, when to report sightings and what to report, what is natural behavior and what is unnatural behavior."
The goal, he said is to use tools such as hazing and removing all possible food sources to push coyotes away from neighborhoods into more open, natural areas.
Since coyotes primarily are in search of an easy meal, he said, the first order of business is to walk the streets looking for possible attractants — uncovered trash cans, pet food dishes, water sources. "Coyotes can smell a meal a mile away," he said.
Teams are set up in neighborhoods and a block captain coordinates reports.
With a shortage of wildlife officials, he said, this allows citizens to take responsibility for keeping their neighborhoods safe.
"The idea is that we want to preserve wildlife, but we want to make sure they are where they belong — not on our streets, but in the back country," Dodge said.
Ross requested the presentation after compiling a list of coyote sightings in recent weeks, including at the White Point Nature Preserve, Bogdanovich Park, the Paseo del Mar landslide area, the Trump golf course, Friendship Park, near South Shores Elementary School and on Patton Avenue, Western Avenue, 19th Street and Graysby Street.
Coyotes taking up residence closer to people — including in some large cities such as Chicago and New York — has become a growing phenomenon nationwide, although local wildlife officials believe the drought may be driving some of the activity in California.
But the trend is not benign and brings increased conflicts with people. Several cities, including Seal Beach, have resorted to trapping and euthanizing the animals, a response most wildlife officials believe is ineffective. Long Beach is the latest to consider such a move. The city's Animal Care Services has drafted a new "coyote management plan" that will be presented in two months.
Fish and Wildlife intervenes only when there are attacks on people, which remain rare but become a concern as the animals become more accustomed to living close to populated areas.
Coyotes have bitten or scratched four children in Irvine this summer. In one incident, a coyote even entered a home. As a result, nine coyotes have been captured and euthanized, state officials said.
It's unclear how many coyotes live in the state, officials said, but more attention is now being given to the problem as it has grown nationally.
Los Angeles City Wildlife Officer Hoang Dinh was among those attending Monday night's meeting, held outdoors in Point Fermin Park, and said the watch groups offer a more organized approach to deal with coyote concerns. If San Pedro sets up a group, he said, it would be the first within the city of Los Angeles and could provide a model for other impacted L.A. neighborhoods.
The key, he said, is to cut off food sources. In time, this will cause coyotes to retreat and their birth rates to decline.
The problem has grown, Fish and Wildlife Lt. Kent Smirl said, because local communities have inadvertently created a man-made ecosystem that is friendly to coyotes, which are considered to be among nature's most adaptable animals.
Allowing coyotes easy access to food and failing to haze the animals — using loud noises, shouts and confrontational body language to chase them off — when they are seen leads to problems for both the coyotes and residents, Smirl said.
"Our concern," he said, "is that we don't want what happened in Irvine to happen here."
Donna Littlejohn | Reporter
Donna Littlejohn received a bachelor's degree (double major) in journalism and political science from California State University, Long Beach, and began her career in daily journalism with the San Pedro News-Pilot, transferring to The Daily Breeze staff in 1998 after the San Pedro publication closed.
dlittlejohn@scng.com
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After retrieving the payload the API is supposed to open a connection to a remote database using the app pool's user credentials. I don't want the clients' credentials forwarded, I want the app pools credentials to be used. The connection to the database uses MIT-Kerberos as a client authentication method.
This is where it fails. All I get is the following stack trace:
2020-08-14 09:46:31.5417 COM.Core.ComLog Error User: Une erreur inattendue est survenue: System.Data.OleDb.OleDbException (0x80004005): [HY000]
[Native Code: 30155]
[ASEOLEDB]Could not load gssapi library.
at System.Data.OleDb.OleDbConnectionInternal..ctor(OleDbConnectionString constr, OleDbConnection connection)
at System.Data.OleDb.OleDbConnectionFactory.CreateConnection(DbConnectionOptions options, DbConnectionPoolKey poolKey, Object poolGroupProviderInfo, DbConnectionPool pool, DbConnection owningObject)
at System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionFactory.CreateConnection(DbConnectionOptions options, DbConnectionPoolKey poolKey, Object poolGroupProviderInfo, DbConnectionPool pool, DbConnection owningConnection, DbConnectionOptions userOptions)
at System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionFactory.CreateNonPooledConnection(DbConnection owningConnection, DbConnectionPoolGroup poolGroup, DbConnectionOptions userOptions)
at System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionFactory.TryGetConnection(DbConnection owningConnection, TaskCompletionSource1 retry, DbConnectionOptions userOptions, DbConnectionInternal oldConnection, DbConnectionInternal& connection) at System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionInternal.TryOpenConnectionInternal(DbConnection outerConnection, DbConnectionFactory connectionFactory, TaskCompletionSource1 retry, DbConnectionOptions userOptions)
at System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionClosed.TryOpenConnection(DbConnection outerConnection, DbConnectionFactory connectionFactory, TaskCompletionSource`1 retry, DbConnectionOptions userOptions)
at System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionInternal.OpenConnection(DbConnection outerConnection, DbConnectionFactory connectionFactory)
at System.Data.OleDb.OleDbConnection.Open()
....
There's more but it is non-specific and does not list a cause. Furthermore there is no inner exception. I have also tried ODBC and I get the exact same message with either connection protocol.
I wrote a very basic console program that does the same thing but without controllers and the .net core middelware. When I run it using the same ID as the app_pool on the server the connection is successful.
The fact that the API is hosted on IIS seems to be causing the problem but I just can't seem to figure out why the API can't connect to the remote. Authentication is set to deny anonymous access and Windows authentication is set to true with Negotiate and NTLM in the providers of the app pool.
We've looked up all the PATH variable destinations for kerberos and made sure the 64 bit version libraries are accesible at every location. Still no go.
I am either too dumb to figure it out or dumbfounded by this issue. I hope someone out there has an idea of what could be happening. I haven't found anyything on the web except the generic kerberos installation guides. ugh.

A: The key to this may that Load User Profile option in IIS AppPool advanced settings is set to "false". Try setting it to "true".
This way you may assure yourself that your application pool will use these credentials.


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From what I can gather Cockell won the first round and lost the subseqent eight. A technical knockout finished it. Cockell was a worthy fighter and this is confirmed by his record of 81 fights 66 wins [38 by knockout] 1 draw and 14 defeats.
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The reality is that there is much corruption and I suspect it might be many times more in excess of what I currently imagine it to be. I am old enough to be aware that I am virtually powerless against the fundamental injustices of this planet but big enough to know that I must not capitultate without putting up a few chosen fights against injustice. These days it is not just a case of a silver sixpence on Rocky Marciano, rather a protest against the worst excesses of religion, politics and miscelleneous grubby and unsavoury groups and individuals. So when I am invited to give a talk, on this or that, I will say my piece, hopefully with a measure of dignity and an absence of rant. The occasional letter to my MP will be fired off, if I am really livid; the last one, concerning an ambulance industrial dispute, must have been twenty years ago so 'obsessional' is not the right word for my letter writing record to date!
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Trump's Plans for Protecting Polluters Have Been a Devastating Success
By Mekela Panditharatne
Steve Bannon as seen on March 25 in Rome.
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In the first days of the Donald Trump presidency, former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon famously described the administration's plans for the "deconstruction of the administrative state." Despite the constant apparent chaos in parts of the West Wing, Trump officials throughout the executive branch have lived up to this promise to use bureaucratic tools to throttle federal law enforcement of polluters and corporations with an almost zealous meticulousness.
Across the Trump administration, top agency officials have been busy building a bureaucratic scaffolding to stymie federal enforcement actions against the nation's wealthiest and most powerful players. Officials in the Justice Department, Environmental Protection Agency, and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, among others, have been moving to muzzle agencies' fact-finding powers, add layers of bureaucratic control, complicate chains of command, and strip power from regional officers and enforcement specialists. The result has been historic declines in enforcement actions against banks, corporations, and corporate executives—precisely as Bannon promised.
The Trump administration has more than lived up to that initial slashing tone. Through its tenure, the administration has ramped up immigration enforcement, while presiding over a precipitous drop in enforcement of environmental and civil rights laws, and of regulating corporate crime. For polluters and corporations, the administration has doled out a handful of meager reprisals, wielding bureaucratic tools such as memoranda and fortified top-down structures to chill agencies' enforcement powers.
Across the agencies, enforcement actions against polluters, banks, and corporations have dwindled. The Environmental Protection Agency collected a mere $69 million in civil and administrative penalties from polluters in 2018, the lowest amount levied by the agency in more than a decade. Criminal fines collected by the EPA from polluters plunged to $88 million, the lowest total for such penalties assessed in a decade. In 2018, EPA referred the fewest new criminal cases to the Justice Department in any year since 1988.
The nation's financial sectors also received a reprieve. Corporate penalties imposed in Justice Department prosecutions plummeted by 72 percent during the first 20 months of the administration, compared to those levied during the final 20 months of the Obama presidency. Meanwhile, penalties imposed and illicit profits ordered returned by the Securities and Exchange Commission fell by 62 percent. The volume of publicly announced enforcement actions by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau under Donald Trump's tenure has also steeply declined.
Often, the enforcement decline is less a product of slash-and-burn practices than slow bloodletting and bureaucratic sandbagging. Staffing reallocations, buyouts, and mass resignations have diminished parts of the Justice Department and Environmental Protection Agency, including the divisions responsible for civil rights and environmental enforcement. Several agencies have curbed their fact-finding activities, ensuring there is little grist for the enforcement mill. Formal guidance issued by top officials has sewed confusion and injected additional supervision and control over lower-level investigators and enforcement lawyers. And reporting relationships between boots-on-the-ground staff and senior agency officials have, at times, been replaced by commands to seek approval from political appointees.
At the EPA, a 2017 memo signed by the agency's former director for civil enforcement instructed regional enforcement officers to seek permission from Washington before ordering certain air and water pollution tests. These tests are often necessary to determine whether companies violated environmental laws. The result was to clog the case-building pipeline, causing such fact finding activities to decline in at least two of the agency's most active regional offices. The messaging has caused confusion and dampened spirits among many of the agency's investigators. The agency additionally inspected fewer industrial facilities during 2018 under Trump than at any time in the preceding decade.
Across the agencies, enforcement actions against polluters, banks, and corporations have dwindled.
Again, the dismantling project has been virtually across the board. As one example, last year the Trump administration softened its stance on an Obama-era Justice Department memo prompting companies to report on individuals involved in corporate misconduct. As a result, the agency now requires fewer details to be produced by companies to secure government leniency when misconduct occurs. Though the impact of the decision on prosecutions is disputed, it capped off a series of policy changes weakening the agency's corporate prosecution program. Rod Rosenstein, the outgoing deputy attorney general, ordered federal prosecutors to avoid "piling on" penalties against companies being investigated for the same wrongdoing by multiple regulators and countries, lessening the financial penalties businesses can expect to pay. The agency also issued guidance scaling back the deployment of corporate monitors in criminal matters.
The CFPB, an agency created during the Obama administration to police predatory lending by financial institutions, meanwhile, announced last year that it would no longer perform routine examinations of financial lenders for possible violations of the Military Lenders Act, baffling lawmakers and the Defense Department. Under Mick Mulvaney, the bureau's former acting director who has since been promoted to chief of staff, lawyers in the enforcement office were instructed to write summaries justifying every active enforcement matter. Mulvaney also severed channels of communication between enforcement officials and the senior career officials in charge of divisions, requiring employees to present their cases to newly established intermediary directors appointed by Mulvaney himself.
All of these issues have been compounded by resource constrictions and staffing shortages. High-level signaling has seeded doubt and demoralization among lower-level officials who typically collect the kindling to spark enforcement actions.
All administrations shuffle enforcement priorities, and some observers have posed contextual quibbles over the data documenting the decline. But the overall scale at which the Trump administration is pulling back on enforcement actions against corporate actors, banks, and polluters would be shocking under any other administration. As fewer cases gestate within the agencies' ranks, companies will be emboldened to violate with greater impunity laws meant to protect public health, safety, and financial well-being. That's bad news for all of us.
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HURISA | February 4th, 2014
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"CIVIL SOCIETY FORUM ON SUDAN AND SOUTH SUDAN"
Third Session, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, January 20th – 22nd, 2014
This week, over 100 civil society activists and advocates from all over the world
attended the Third Session of the Civil Society Forum on Sudan and South Sudan. The
Forum was held at Bole Ambassador Hotel in Addis Ababa during the period 20 to 22
January 2014. The three-day forum covered a wide variety of issues plaguing Sudan,
South Sudan and the surrounding region. Advocates in attendance were experts from
Sudan, South Sudan, Africa and the rest of the world. The Forum culminated in rich
intellectual discourse, recommendations for future advocacy work, and civil society
resolutions as a pre-summit contribution to the 22nd Ordinary Session of the African
Union (AU) Assembly of Heads of State and Government.
The Third Session of the Forum consisted of panel discussions, open sessions of
questions and comments, and special presentations. While calling for an immediate end
to the suffering of civilians and the expeditious signing of a ceasefire arrangement in
South Sudan, the Forum also recommended that the IGAD Secretariat and the
Chairperson of the AU Commission strengthen oversight and reduce ambiguity in the
Final Draft Agreement on the Cessation of Hostilities Between the Government of the
Republic of South Sudan and the Sudan People's Liberation Movement/Army In
Opposition.
The Forum's panel topics included: A discussion of stakeholders in peace, particularly
focused on the AU and civil society; Civil society's role in the technical assistance of
Sudan; An update of the humanitarian situations in South and West Kordofan States,
Blue Nile State, and Darfur; An update of the situation in South Sudan; Conflict analysis
and the building of peace within the region; Opportunities on future civil society
advocacy work on Sudan and South Sudan within the AU and IGAD; and Special
advocacy and awareness projects. Speakers included world-renowned peace activists
and experts on the two countries including Dr. Suliman Baldo, Professor Mukesh Kapila,
Mr. David Deng, Mr. Abdul Mohamed, Professor. Mashood A. Baderin.
At the end of the discussions, the Forum adopted 10 resolutions to be presented before
the 22nd Ordinary Session of the AU Assembly (January 30th – 31st 2014). Resolutions
were adopted on different topics including: the armed conflict in South Sudan, State-
Building and Reconciliation in South Sudan, the Critical Situation of Women in Sudan
and South Sudan, Refugees and IDPs in the Two Sudans, Press Freedom in the Two
Sudans, the Role of the United Nations in Sudan, South Sudan, and the Disputed
Territory of Abyei, Civil Rights and Political Freedoms in Sudan, the Situation in Darfur,
the Situation in South Kordofan and Blue Nile, and Democratization in Sudan. Forum
contributors trust that adoption of the proposed resolutions will help assist, protect, and
serve the people of Sudan and South Sudan.
The Third Session of the Forum also witnessed the official launching of the People To
People Initiative on Sudan.
Participants and observers, including AU-accredited ambassadors and officials
expressed the views that "this gathering of bright and enthusiastic experts and peace
advocates has again produced high-quality materials for contribution to the AU work on
Sudan and South Sudan. Future forums of this kind are encouraged to continue to be
convened in order to enhance advocacy, raise awareness and mobilize the public
opinion of African policy decision-makers on matters concerning Sudan and South
Sudan. There is need for continued civil society commitment to fight for peace,
democracy, good governance and prosperity for the people of Sudan and South
Sudan."
Contact: Ms. Brenda Prempeh, Programme Manager, Advocacy, Darfur Relief and
Documentation Centre (DRDC) brenda@darfurcentre.ch Cell phone in Addis Ababa,
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