The beautiful Super Famicom-themed 3DS XL that Japan got last year is finally headed to Europe and Australia—two markets whose SNES shared the same design—in October.

PM Water Cooler 6/1. And Mexico’s. And Australia’s. And Singapore’s. In fact, the U. S. But it also acknowledges that a TPP 1.

America’s economic weight behind it. A TPP 1. 1 deal would increase exports 2.

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On the issue of trade, Chancellor Angela Merkel is not ready to give up on the Trump administration. During a meeting of business leaders on Tuesday, Ms. Merkel said Germany remains open to resuming negotiations with Washington on the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, or TTIP for short” . Politics. 20. 20“The sheer size and un.

Worth reading for the conventional wisdom.“Is Bernie Sanders, 7. Too Old for 2. 02. His Fiercest Fans Say No” . Sanders said. So what?”2. GA- 0. 6: “Ossoff, a Democrat, and Handel, a Republican, are tied at 4. Atlanta’s 6th congressional district race, a contest that has become a virtual must- win for both parties on June 2. Heatlh Care“Republican leaders seem to think they will gain a tactical legislative advantage if they can negotiate a deal behind the scenes and then suddenly spring it on the full Senate.

Those gains will quickly evaporate when voters learn what they have done” . Not long ago, Republican Sens. Bill Cassidy (La.), Susan Collins (Maine) and Capito talked about finding solutions that would lead to more people covered, not fewer. That’s an approach that could bring many Democrats to the table. Given the Senate’s narrow margins, by voting no, the three of them or others have the power to change the course we’re on and put health- care reform on a path to long- term political stability. And Mc. Connell himself might not even mind.

Something short of 5. Senate’s role as our deliberative body with the good judgment not to bow to the political winds, particularly when the country needs its checks and balances to work like never before.”“John Kasich Backs Slow Medicaid Rollback, but With More Money” . Kasich, said on Monday that he could accept a gradual phaseout of the expansion of Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act, but only if Congress provides states with more money than the House health care bill included and more flexibility to manage the health program for the poor. Kasich, who is working with several other Republican governors from states that have expanded Medicaid. You just can’t be cutting off coverage for people.'” Sure you can! That’s what happened with de- institutionalization, didn’t it?

New Cold War“Comey’s memos were not contemporaneous notes done in the ordinary course of business. These were exceptions to his standard operating procedure being created as part of a deliberate plan to generate self- serving material for him to use against the president. Their “revelations” should be accorded extreme skepticism rather than evidentiary weight. He did not inform his superiors after any of the meetings or memos, because, contrary to his testimony, he knew they would have immediately created more distance between him and the president, and that would have ended the game he was playing” . One of the more entertaining features of the current zeitgeist is that people I heartily dislike keep coming up with perceptive, well- reasoned arguments.“Amid Comey chaos, lessons from the history of America’s secret police” .

Worth noting that the FBI wasn’t always iconic for liberals.“Why Chris Ruddy floated the idea of firing Bob Mueller” . Ruddy thought, rightly, that doing so would be an absolutely terrible political move. Rather than calling the President to tell him that, Ruddy took to a medium where he knew Trump would listen: TV. We know from the 2. Trump’s advisers and friends would use cable television appearances to send messages to Trump that he was simply not hearing in private conversations.”“Russian Cyber Hacks on U. S. Electoral System Far Wider Than Previously Known” .

Realignment and Legitimacy“Opinion: 5 alternative plutocrats to run America better than Trump” . Gates, Buffet, Zuckerberg, Bezos, Diane Hendricks. But what if it’s self- contradictory, as bullshit often is?“In recent months, leading Democrats from national chairman Tom Perez on down have been unleashing f- bombs, s- bombs and everything in between as they try to rally their party to . This descent to the vernacular kinda, sorta worked in 2. David Broder called them; profanity was a proof of authenticity, of boldness. I doubt that will work for Democrats today.“Trump voters are more informed about the elites than are the elites about them.

Trump voters see the elites on network and cable news and late- night talk shows. They encounter them in the dominant print media. And they take in the elite sensibility through feature films, and television sitcoms and dramas. In contrast, members of the so- called knowledge class seldom acquire more than a passing acquaintance with those in “flyover country,” their dismissive term for the approximately 2,6. United States— where Donald Trump bested Hillary Clinton. Knowledge of how the other half lives and thinks is one glaring hole of elite education” . The Brookings fellows nevertheless insist that career politicians, party officials, policy experts, and lawyers bring knowledge of institutional arrangements, complex trade- offs, and technical detail that are essential to good government.” The report: “More professionalism, less populism: How voting makes us stupid, and what to do about it” (PDF) . Free Ned Rifle (2015) Online there.

There’s another level here, too. Assuming that vocal Trump supporters on social media are not real people reinforces an important political effect as well.”Stats Watch. NFIB Small Business Optimism Index, May 2. The small business optimism index remained unchanged in May at 1.

The revolution’s gonna eat its own. The methodology of this report, which measures margins, often makes it difficult to read, yet the service readings in this report do offer cover for Federal Reserve policy makers who appear set to hike their target rate this week.” And: “Mostly the data shows Producer Price data was treading water. In general, Goods inflation surge trend has moderated whilst services inflation is now on the high end of readings seen over the last year.

This month’s inflation data was around expectations” . And: “The data overall suggests companies are attempting to rebuild margins by not passing on any decreases in energy costs, but there is little overall evidence of a sustained increase in inflationary pressure at the wholesale level” . Conventional wisdom holds that suddenly weaker currencies spur growth by making a country’s exports more competitive on the global stage. But nearly a year after the Brexit vote sent the British pound into free fall, U. K. NC readers will not be surprised; see this from 2. The Bezzle: “Your money can be stolen from your Uber account, and they’re refusing to return the full amount” . The Bezzle: “How Uber’s Chief Is Gaining Even More Clout in the Company” .

Lots of delicious detail, including: “Mr. Kalanick is quietly amassing even more control than entrepreneurs typically enjoy at their start- ups. That is because Mr.

Kalanick has been gaining voting rights power at Uber, a privately held ride- hailing company, through employee share sales. Uber staffers who sell even part of their stock back to the company under a repurchase program must give the voting rights associated with all of their shares to Mr.

Kalanick, according to a copy of the buyback agreement obtained by The New York Times. Kalanick were to take time off, his ability to influence Uber’s direction would appear to be secure. He and his allies hold a hefty number of what are known as .

The employee buyback agreement cements Mr. Kalanick’s control, giving him more sway on any matter put before all shareholders. Employees must . But see above. The Bezzle: “Tim Cook Says Apple Is Focusing on an Autonomous Car System” . The Fed: “Beneath the Uneasy Peace Between Donald Trump and Janet Yellen” .