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Losing it's crushing dominance in the area of online ads is the case Google really doesn't want to lose. That made up about 76% of revenue last quarter. As for the Google Play, the decision today indicates how the case against Apple might go for its App store case. Google Play and Apple are the...

What kind of item is it? Is it something custom made that you would not be able to sell to someone else? What was the price of the item? Did the contract with the broker have a term that limits liability what is said in the listing? Does the contract with the broker have an arbitration...

The cat revolutionaries are getting closer to their take over. They've got us talking in cat speak now.

It would have to be a purrsonal injury cattorney.

I agree 100% with that. One thing about former President Carter that I've never doubted is that he's honest, true to his faith, and wanted to do a good job as president. I didn't agree with all his policy choices and IMO he may have actually been a little too decent a person to take on that job.

Even if he's right on that, I don't see that Trump himself or his MAGA folks on Capitol Hill have demonstrated much common sense.

I agree that Mayor Adams is (in the legal world) innocent until proven guilty. So the decision to resign is a personal one that's his choice to make. I see two main reasons why Adams may want resign. The first is to do the right thing for the city. He's not going to be able to give his total...

I see three possible avenues to get at least some compensation for this: 1. File a complaint with the Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance, Division of Insurance. 2. Sue the driver of the other car for cost to repair your car and the present value of the increased premiums. You'd have...

I think you know better than that. Large donors to both parties and their candidates are not giving the money out of the goodness of their heart. They are hoping their contributions will give them influence to help get government policies that favor them. For those big donors there is no...

Thank you. I appreciate the compliment. I'm glad you found the information useful.

While more of them are Democrats, no surprisingly, there are Republican mayors of large cities, perhaps more than you think. See the Ballotpedia page reporting on the party affiliation of the mayors of the 100 largests cities. Republicans holding those positions have declined this century with...

Sadly this isn't exactly shocking news. Big city mayors, both Democrats and Republicans, have had legal problems during their time in office related to corruption or campaign contributions. It seems like we hear of a new federal or state investigation of a mayor every couple of years at least...

You are self employed, and so is your wife with regards to her Door Dash gig. That's taxable income for you and her and that is reported on your federal income tax return (Form 1040) using Schedule C. You each would complete a Schedule C and Schdule SE (discussed below) for your separate...

Each side of the aisle needs to remember the point Sen. Sinema made: a rule change your side makes today to help it win on some issue may be used against it by the other side tomorrow. That's why the best set of rules are those that treat each fairly. When deciding on rules, each side really...

It's great that you voted and that your state provides flexible voting options to encourage as many citizens to vote as possible. I plan to vote early early in my state, too. Oddly though, until recently Trump and the Republican Party opposed voting by mail and other alternative options for...

So we have at least one issue on which Jackson and Trump agree — and one that has nothing to do with what Harris will do as president if elected.

IP theft of what, exactly? Your ideas? If you are both in the U.S. ideas are not protected from use by others unless you have obtained a patent. You may have a copyright infringement claim if he republishes any images, documents, sound files, etc that you created, but you'd need to first check...

I have provided real facts, I daresay at least as much as you have. You just ignore the facts I put up, I presume because you think, like Trump, that they are "fake news" when you don't like them.

Presidents don't by themselves have much impact short-term on economics. Most of the things you mentioned were not done by Trump alone; they had to be done with legislation from Congress. That is why in another thread I've said that voters need to focus not just on their vote for president, but...

That article is as much an overreaction on the part of the right as the claims from the left that electing Trump will lead to Facism. I see nothing that suggests either outcome is at all likely whichever candidate we elect. This is the kind of election demonizing that seeks to scare people...