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Originally published July 18, 2014 It was Dr. James Fetzer that introduced me to Veterans Today. We had worked together on 9/11 where my expertise in photographic and image analysis helped his research. Several teams at Veterans Today had been working on 9/11 and, by the time I met them, all had come to the conclusion that 9/11 was a nuclear event. They had also come to the conclusion that other researchers, the total amateurs and those with some expertise but “axes to grind,” pet conspiracy theories or books to peddle, had crippled any effort to move forward. Others, far too many others,...

Restaurant operators: 'Not the right time for wage boost' Leaders of Dickey's Barbecue, Firehouse Subs, Mooyah, Famous Toastery and Teriyaki Madness discuss when and if it's time to raise the federal minimum wage to $15 per hour. iStock The National Restaurant Association is urging Congress to ditch the Raise the Wage Act, which would increase the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour — more than double the current $7.25 an hour — over five years. The association sent a letter to congressional leaders Tuesday citing results from a February survey polling 2,000 restaurant operators, who said...

The New England Consulting Group Announces a New Principal for Its Exclusive Restaurant and Association Practices News provided by Share this article Share this article WESTPORT, Conn., Dec. 22, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- The New England Consulting Group (NECG) is pleased to announce the addition of Dawn Sweeney (attached) to its exclusive Restaurant and Association practices. Dawn joins Founder & CEO, Gary Stibel, and Managing Partners Steven Robins, David Stone, Bob Lepre and John Richards in the company's Westport, Connecticut headquarters offices. Dawn brings a wealth of experience to both the...

Last week, and they, quote, provided fresh details to congressional investigators in recent days about some of his most controversial spending and management decisions. including his push to find a six-figure job for his wife at a politically connected group, and listing staffers to perform personal tasks and seeking high-end travel despite aides' objections. the reports of these conversations shed new light on the epa administrator's willingness to leverage his position for his personal benefit, and to ignore warnings even from allies about potential ethical issues. officials at the epa and o...

Attorney general and "new york times" reports that that same lobbying firm got a pipeline expansion project approved as pruitt stayed in the condo just 50 bucks a night. under that cloud of controversy, trump called pruitt last night to tell him, quote, we've got your back. don fox is with me, former director of the u.s. office of ethics. nice to see you, sir. just on that reporting from us in "the new york times," does that raise, you know, ethical flags, violations to you, sir? >> brooke, it raises all kinds of ethical flags. this is not scott pruitt going into the local holiday inn express ...