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... In a 77-page ruling, U.S. District Judge Matthew Brann said Thursday that Habba "is not lawfully holding the office of United States Attorney" and has been in the position without legal authority since July 1.

As a result, Habba, who had previously worked as Trump's personal attorney, cannot participate in prosecutions by the office "as the acting U.S. Attorney'" and seemingly cannot run the office the president maneuvered to keep her in charge of after her interim 120-day appointment expired. The Trump administration employed a series of maneuvers to attempt to retain Habba's control of the office after district judges ousted her at the end of her term.

"Faced with the question of whether Ms. Habba is lawfully performing the functions and duties of the office of the United States Attorney for the District of New Jersey, I conclude that she is not," he wrote. ...

The fine was thrown out as being excessive, but Pres Trump is still guilty, according to the Appeals Court.

@#6 ... Only he's peer reviewed ...

I've not seen that. Got links?

... it's in arxiv ...

imo, this may be an indication of why Republicans are trying (apparently) so very hard to avoid facing their constituents in town hall meetings.

Probably because those Republicans are unable to justify their apparent Trump-dictated votes to their constituents.

And likely why Gov Abbott seems to be so determined to make the choice of voters matter less.

@#58

Wow.

Pres Trump might have lied?

Who would have seen that coming?

Then there's this ...

@#56 ... It's every bit as legal as it was in 2021 because DC is under federal jurisdiction. ...

I do notice that your current trolling alias did not reply to the other question I asked.

@#3 ... These results suggest that negative values taken by times such as the group delay have more physical significance than has generally been appreciated. ...

That would be an awesome advance, if it proves to be true, beyond just the "suggest[ion]" the article states.

@#2 ... We can now measure negative time. That makes it real. ...

From the cited article ...

... When a pulse of light traverses a material, it incurs a time delay referred to as the group delay. Should the group delay experienced by photons be attributed to the time they spend as atomic excitations?

However reasonable this connection may seem, it appears problematic when the frequency of the light is close to the atomic resonance, as the group delay becomes negative in this regime. To address this question, we use the cross-Kerr effect to probe the degree of atomic excitation caused by a resonant transmitted photon, by measuring the phase shift on a separate beam that is weak and off-resonant.

Our results, over a range of pulse durations and optical depths, are consistent with the recent theoretical prediction that the mean atomic excitation time caused by a transmitted photon (as measured via the time integral of the observed phase shift) equals the group delay experienced by the light. Specifically, we measure mean atomic excitation times ranging from ('0.820.31)0 for the most narrowband pulse to (0.540.28)0 for the most broadband pulse, where 0 is the non-post-selected excitation time, given by the scattering (absorption) probability multiplied by the atomic lifetime sp.

These results suggest that negative values taken by times such as the group delay have more physical significance than has generally been appreciated.

And, going back on topic ...

Please allow me to repeat my #18 ...

... and this is A Good Thing ...

Why?

@#53 ... why is the NG presence bad today ...

Is the military deployment legal?

Why is it needed?

Yer up ...

@#24 ... It probably won't happen, but if a peace deal in this war is brokered by this administration the absolute freak-out on the left will be hilarious to watch. ...

For starters ...

Please define what your current trolling alias thinks is a "peace deal."

imo, surrender to an unprovoked invasion is not a "peace deal."

Yer up ...

... It is not the kind that lets you change the past. ...

So... it is not really "negative time?"

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... Trump's comment drew negative headlines, but Hollyhand found it positively gripping. Not long after that, he created a political newsletter that went to seven family members; he now places its audience at over 400,000.

Hollyhand's activity caught the attention of former RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel, who appointed him, age 16, as chair of the newly created youth council.

The next election, 47 percent of voters aged 18 to 29 backed Trump's third presidential bid -- an 11-point swing from 2020, per the Associated Press. ...

@#7

Do try harder in your current alias' trolling. The current efforts seems to be, I'll be kind, lame.

Good cartoon ...

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... "Chairman Comer should release the entire unedited transcript of his interview to the public," Garcia said.

The Trump administration has been in a tailspin over the case files since the beginning of July, when the Justice Department directly contradicted Attorney General Pam Bondi on the existence of Jeffrey Epstein's "client list," eliciting surprise and upset from the deepest pockets of the MAGA leader's base. ...

imo, Sec Gabbard reducing her intelligence is not A Good Thing.

Jus' sayin'

/s

@49 ... The National Guard was a constant presence in DC from Jan - May of 2021. ...

Probably because the Capitol and the affirmation of Electoral results were attacked.

What else yer current trolling alias got?

@#231 ... when it comes to keeping people from voting. ...

That seems to go right to the nub here.

imo ...

MAGA seems to want politicians choosing voters, and not voters choosing politicians.

Can I state it more simply?

@$45 ... I've never thought of DC as a tourist destination ...

It looks like it is.

I mean, just enter into your search engine of choice the phrase, "Washington DC tourist" and then take a step back as you ponder the results.

@#39 ... DC is crawling with law enforcement. More cops (or soldiers) is not the solution to DC's crime problem ..

I do not disagree.

@#3 ... He's attacked our food, our country, our way of life. ...

You did not mention Democracy as one of Pres Trump's targets.

... President Donald Trump boasted of ending hostilities between "Aberbaijan" and Albania on Tuesday. While doing so, he managed to flub the name of one country and cite another that had not actually been involved in the conflict in question. ...

Yeah.

Still the question at the forefront.

I'll be kind ...

Is Pres Trump losing it?

Please allow me to repeat my #18 ...

... and this is A Good Thing ...

Why?