Cuomo said in his budget address Tuesday the state health department and other state agencies will study the potential health and economic impacts of legalizing recreational marijuana.
The health impact is well known, but now it is the money.
Friday, January 19, 2018
Thursday, January 18, 2018
Left...
With the Stock Market doing fabulous. The Tax reform appeared to be doing much more than many expected. Trickle down economics showed its face in a lot of places, and more to come.
Wednesday, January 17, 2018
Leech-Burg...
A Pennsylvania police chief arrested in a child sex sting operation identified himself as a “kutecop4you” in an online ad.
The teenager was really a special agent for the state Attorney General’s office named Daniel Block.
Investigators zeroed-in on Diebold after he allegedly posted an ad spelling out in no uncertain terms what kind of sex he was looking for and clearly identified himself as a cop.
Danielle Reinke Diebold, the former police chief’s wife, sent the following statement to KDKA:
“They say God will never give you more than you can handle, but He did this time.I have never hurt so bad in all my life.
I don’t know how to pick up all these broken pieces and find a way to put them back together and go on with my life, but I have to try to find a way for my children. Our lives have been completely shattered. I am broken, devastated, humiliated, and I was completely blindsided.
He was the first man ever in my life who never made me question, never gave me a gut feeling, never a bad instinct or sign and we were even in the process of planning to extend our family.
This is not who we knew. We knew a loving, caring father and husband and we are grieving the loss of that man.
Spy...
A former C.I.A. officer suspected by investigators of helping China dismantle United States spying operations and identify informants has been arrested.
The arrest of the former officer, Jerry Chun Shing Lee, 53, capped an intense F.B.I. inquiry that began around 2012, two years after the C.I.A. began losing its informants in China.
FBI agents discovered he had handwritten notes containing the "true names" and "phone numbers" of assets, covert CIA employees and CIA facilities.
Some intelligence officials believed that a mole inside the C.I.A. was exposing its roster of informants. Others thought that the Chinese government had hacked the C.I.A.’s covert communications used to talk to foreign sources of information.
Mr. Lee, who left the C.I.A. in 2007, has been living in Hong Kong and working for a well-known auction house. He was apprehended at Kennedy Airport in New York and charged in federal court in Northern Virginia with the unlawful retention of national defense information.
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