By Will Harper On Monday the Chronicle reported that the FBI was looking into state Sen. Don Perata’s role in steering business to a Washington lobbyist. While Chron reporters Susan Sward and Lance Williams made it read like...
Looks like the Express isn't the only paper to hear that the FBI may finally indict state Senator Don Perata. This morning, the San Francisco Chronicle reports that the feds have focused their Perata investigation on his...
News Type: Event — Seeded on Mon Jul 21, 2008 7:05 AM EDT A federal jury has held Taser International responsible for the death of a Salinas man in U.S. District Court in San Jose on Friday, and awarded his family more than $6...
Media release from the Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners. Six New Zealand GPs have been honoured by their peers for or exemplary and exceptional service to general practice. The award of Distinguished...
From The Times Online, an interesting look at the re-emergence of social psychology.The social psychology revolution is reaching its tipping pointGo and look in your bookshop: new thinking is seeping into politicsBy Daniel...
By John Burton 19 July 2008 After holding a two-hour hearing Thursday, a federal judge brushed aside constitutional objections and refused to delay the July 21 start of the military tribunal at Guantánamo Bay for Salim Ahmed...
How behavioural economics is shaping politics Back in the ’80s, Tony Blair, a junior shadow minister, was sitting quietly with his constituency agent, John Burton, when he suddenly exclaimed: “You know, John, I understand it...
By John Burton and Kim Saito 16 July 2008 Last Friday afternoon, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) regulators abruptly shut the doors of Pasadena, California-based IndyMac Bank several hours before its normal closing...
SAN FRANCISCO – The attorney for a woman who filed a sexual harassment lawsuit against former state Senate leader John Burton says both sides have reached a settlement. The suit was brought by the director of Burton's...
Go and look in your bookshop: new thinking is seeping into politics It took a long time. One month there is a book called Nudge, the next a book called Sway. Since then a number of academics, including familiar names such as...