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All about the new pricing plans, and I promise to try and take it easy on the marketing speak.
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We invented this strategic exercise at WP Engine -- engaging both Marketing and Product, generating actions for both sides that make products more desirable and competitive.
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Today on “Post Reports,” we take a hard look at California’s strange election season to see how Democrats across the country are testing the viability of their beliefs – and whether some may be losing patience with leftward ideas.
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Tomorrow is primary day in the Golden State. And in California’s two largest cities, things are looking pretty…odd.
In San Francisco, there’s a campaign to remove a district attorney and “progressive prosecutor,” who was voted in a couple of years ago. Then, in Los Angeles, one of the front-runners of the Democratic mayoral primary is a guy whom some voters have described as a secret Republican.
We take stock of the primary election in California and what it says about the future of leftward politics with correspondent Scott Wilson.
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Today on “Post Reports,” the fifth episode of “Broken Doors,” about a multi-house no-knock raid,and the drugs police say they seized.
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“Broken Doors” is an investigative podcast series hosted by Jenn Abelson and Nicole Dungca about how no-knock warrants are deployed in the U.S. justice system — and the consequences for communities when accountability is flawed at every level.
In the fifth episode of this series, we head to Missouri.
Police upended the lives of an entire block and killed a 63-year-old grandfather when they carried out a no-knock raid at multiple homes in St. Louis. But what did the police actually seize?
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Journalist and author Frank Smyth joins the show to discuss the NRA and the gun lobby's deep-seated ideology -- all centered around the slippery slope that even a little bit of gun regulation could lead to "tyranny" and even "genocide" in their eyes. Frank's followed the NRA for nearly 40 years. He and Joe might not agree on everything but his perspective on what needs to be done is worth a listen.
Check out Frank's work at franksmyth.com.
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I wrote about crawl optimization last week, mostly about getting stuff that you don’t want crawled to not be crawled. There’s more to say about that, and I will
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More than a week later, what we know and don’t know about how a gunman carried out a massacre at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Tex. — and why the timeline from authorities keeps changing.
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In the days since a shooter killed 19 children and two teachers at Robb Elementary School, new and horrifying details about the timeline of events keep emerging. We now know that the gunman was able to walk into the school unimpeded. We know that children called 911 from within classrooms pleading for help. But we still don’t know exactly why it took so long for authorities to stop the gunman.
Silvia Foster-Frau reports on what happened during a devastating 90-minute window.
This week's remarkable person is Dr. Jennifer Kerns, an OBGYN and associate professor at the University of California San Francisco. The news of a potential overturn of Roe v. Wade has sent shockwaves across the nation, with many people taking to the streets in protest. The implications of such a decision are dire, as it could endanger the lives of those seeking medical care and set a dangerous precedent for further attacks on reproductive rights. Dr. Kerns answered many tough questions and I think it will help educate many people. Please share far and wide.
