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Diplomatic Security Service Protection Specialist position is now live. This is an LE covered GS 1801 position (same as 1811 retirement) but no LEAP. It should, however, include lots of overtime and travel per diem. No direct path to GS 1811 / FS 2501 position but I would imagine it would help.
Summary: The position is located in the Dignitary Protection Division, Office of Protection, Domestic Operations Directorate, Bureau of Diplomatic Security, U.S. Department of State. You will provide physical protection/security for foreign dignitaries, resident foreign offices, and current and former U.S. Government officials.
https://www.usajobs.gov/job/730879700

I’d like to call your particular attention to the list of addressees.(formatting is all hers)
~ In the Kingdom of Canada ~
Royal Decree - Establishment of Natural Law Courts in the Kingdom of Canada.
June 8, 2023
International Notice:
To the attention of:
1] Kingdom of Canada Military, in Service and Reservists, Special Forces, First Responders, Search, Rescue, and Recovery Division,
2] Global Allied Forces, and Special Forces,
3] The Government of Russia,
4] The Government of the Republic of China,
5] The Governments of North Korea and South Korea,
6] The Government of Saudi Arabia and the GCC Nations,
7] The True White Hat Government of the United States of America
Special Notice to:
A) The We The People of the Kingdom of Canada
B) The Kingdom of Canada’s Armed Forces and Navy Special Forces, Special Forces, US White Hat Special Forces, Global Allied Special Forces
C) Bureau of Finance
D) National Treasury of the Kingdom of Canada
E) Bureau of Housing
F) Bureau of Social Services
g) Royal Courts of the Kingdom of Canada
To whom it may concern,
I AM HRM Queen Romana Didulo Commander-in-Chief and Queen of the Kingdom of Canada, hereby issue this Royal Decree authorizing the release of funding and establishment of Natural Law Courts across the Kingdom of Canada.
You are hereby instructed to release funding for the building and establishment, training, maintenance and operation of the said Natural Law Courts in every Province/Territory/City/Town across the Kingdom of Canada as follows:
1] BC = 15 Million backed by gold and silver
2] AB= 15 Million backed by gold and silver
3] MB = 10 Million backed by gold and silver
4] SK = 10 Million backed by gold and silver
5] ON = 25 Million backed by gold and silver
6] QC = 25 Million backed by gold and silver
7] NB = 10 Million backed by gold and silver
8] NS = 10 Million backed by gold and silver
9] NFLD -10 Million backed by gold and silver
10 PEI = 5 Million backed by gold and silver
11] YK = 5 Million backed by gold and silver
12] NWT = 5 Million backed by gold and silver
13] NT = 5 Million backed by gold and silver
The funding above is for building and establishment, maintenance, operation, and training expenses of judges under Natural Law from years 2023 to 2025. These Courts must be opened to training the general public/all Nationals requesting to be trained in Natural Law.
Special instructions: paralegals, Lawyers and Judges previously trained in Maritime Law are unqualified and prohibited [until trained] from working in the Natural Law Courts.
These Natural Law Courts must be established, and fully in operation and staff trained by June 1, 2024.
This Royal Decree is effective immediately.
And so it is.😊☝️✍️⚖️👑👽
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Peace and Prosperity and Love.
🌟🌟Politics Zero, Religion Zero 🌟 🌟
HRH Majesty Queen Romana Didulo, Commander-in-Chief, Head of Government, President, Queen, and National Indigenous Chief of the Kingdom of Canada
WWG1WGA 🙏🌎

I’d like to call your particular attention to the list of addressees. (Formatting is all hers.)
~ In the Kingdom of Canada ~
Royal Decree - Establishment of Natural Law Courts in the Kingdom of Canada.
June 8, 2023
International Notice:
To the attention of:
1] Kingdom of Canada Military, in Service and Reservists, Special Forces, First Responders, Search, Rescue, and Recovery Division,
2] Global Allied Forces, and Special Forces,
3] The Government of Russia,
4] The Government of the Republic of China,
5] The Governments of North Korea and South Korea,
6] The Government of Saudi Arabia and the GCC Nations,
7] The True White Hat Government of the United States of America
Special Notice to:
A) The We The People of the Kingdom of Canada
B) The Kingdom of Canada’s Armed Forces and Navy Special Forces, Special Forces, US White Hat Special Forces, Global Allied Special Forces
C) Bureau of Finance
D) National Treasury of the Kingdom of Canada
E) Bureau of Housing
F) Bureau of Social Services
g) Royal Courts of the Kingdom of Canada
To whom it may concern,
I AM HRM Queen Romana Didulo Commander-in-Chief and Queen of the Kingdom of Canada, hereby issue this Royal Decree authorizing the release of funding and establishment of Natural Law Courts across the Kingdom of Canada.
You are hereby instructed to release funding for the building and establishment, training, maintenance and operation of the said Natural Law Courts in every Province/Territory/City/Town across the Kingdom of Canada as follows:
1] BC = 15 Million backed by gold and silver
2] AB= 15 Million backed by gold and silver
3] MB = 10 Million backed by gold and silver
4] SK = 10 Million backed by gold and silver
5] ON = 25 Million backed by gold and silver
6] QC = 25 Million backed by gold and silver
7] NB = 10 Million backed by gold and silver
8] NS = 10 Million backed by gold and silver
9] NFLD -10 Million backed by gold and silver
10 PEI = 5 Million backed by gold and silver
11] YK = 5 Million backed by gold and silver
12] NWT = 5 Million backed by gold and silver
13] NT = 5 Million backed by gold and silver
The funding above is for building and establishment, maintenance, operation, and training expenses of judges under Natural Law from years 2023 to 2025. These Courts must be opened to training the general public/all Nationals requesting to be trained in Natural Law.
Special instructions: paralegals, Lawyers and Judges previously trained in Maritime Law are unqualified and prohibited [until trained] from working in the Natural Law Courts.
These Natural Law Courts must be established, and fully in operation and staff trained by June 1, 2024.
This Royal Decree is effective immediately.
And so it is.😊☝️✍️⚖️👑👽
🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸 Q 🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸 Q 🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸 Q 🐸🐸
Peace and Prosperity and Love.
🌟🌟Politics Zero, Religion Zero 🌟 🌟
HRH Majesty Queen Romana Didulo, Commander-in-Chief, Head of Government, President, Queen, and National Indigenous Chief of the Kingdom of Canada
WWG1WGA 🙏🌎

Pyongyang, June 8 (KCNA) -- A spokesperson for the Maritime Administration of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) issued the following press statement on Thursday:
Recently, a media information service official of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) has reportedly clarified via U.S. media its stand that if the DPRK launches a satellite without prior notice, it can adopt a resolution of denunciation as it did in the past.
Such stand of IMO runs completely counter to its existing stand that prior notice on satellite launch is not needed in the light of the requirements of its convention and custom. Therefore, we cannot but express strong regret and displeasure at the fickle attitude of the organization.
As regards the fact that IMO has taken a very unfair and prejudiced stand on the DPRK's satellite launch, its just and legitimate exercise of sovereignty, the Maritime Administration of the DPRK clarifies the truth once again in order to help the international community correctly understand and recognize the issue concerning the DPRK's prior notice on the satellite launch.
On May 30, the DPRK e-mailed a prior report on satellite launch to IMO in the name of its Maritime Administration and the director of the IMO maritime security bureau replied that it is not obligatory to inform the organization of the satellite launch according to the requirements of convention and custom.
On the same day, IMO told Reuters that the DPRK had already sent advance notice on satellite launch and that the notice is just a formal measure and not a requirement as the navigational warning is directly reported to vessels via the world navigational warning system.
This means that the IMO side made it clear that no country has an obligation under international law to exclusively inform IMO of planned satellite launch, with the exception of issuing a navigational warning through the world navigational warning system.
In actuality, the DPRK sent navigational warning data, ahead of its satellite launch, to the Maritime Safety Agency of Japan, a regional trouble-shooting body, as required by the regulations of IMO. And although it was not obligatory, we informed IMO of this with good intent in consideration of the usage that we had made prior notice to the IMO side.
Nevertheless, on the very day the DPRK launched a satellite, IMO adopted a resolution full of unreasonable contents saying that it strongly denounces the DPRK for launching missile without any prior notice and urges the DPRK to strictly observe the prior notice regulations concerning the world navigational warning system.
Most deplorable is the illogical and senseless stand and attitude shown by IMO, a professional UN organization which should regard equity and specialty as its basic principle as it is not a maritime supervisory organ of an individual country or a non-governmental body.
We cannot but take issue with IMO over the fact that it brands the DPRK's just exercise of the right to self defence for coping with the military threats by the U.S. and its vassal forces as an illegal activity going contrary to the UNSC "resolution".
IMO is just a professional UN organization with a mission to promote the technical cooperation among UN member states in the international maritime security field. It is by no means an affiliated body for supervising the implementation of the UNSC resolutions.
If it is the stand of IMO that the resolution criticizing the DPRK is only a document reflecting the standpoint of and response from its member states and IMO has nothing to do with it, we urge IMO to make clear its specific attitude and position before us and the international community.
We take into consideration the fact that the secretary general of IMO visited the DPRK delegation on the day, when an anti-DPRK resolution was adopted at a meeting of the Maritime Security Committee of IMO, to ask about our stand, and the standpoint expressed by its media information service official that if the IMO council is informed of the DPRK side's concern, it will be handled appropriately.
Availing itself of this opportunity, the Maritime Administration of the DPRK re-clarifies an official stand that it denounces and rejects and never recognizes IMO's unfair and illegal anti-DPRK resolution, and demands that the IMO side reflect our just viewpoint in its official document.
We will wait for IMO's official reply to this. -0-

Pyongyang, June 8 (KCNA) -- A spokesperson for the Maritime Administration of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) issued the following press statement on Thursday:
Recently, a media information service official of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) has reportedly clarified via U.S. media its stand that if the DPRK launches a satellite without prior notice, it can adopt a resolution of denunciation as it did in the past.
Such stand of IMO runs completely counter to its existing stand that prior notice on satellite launch is not needed in the light of the requirements of its convention and custom. Therefore, we cannot but express strong regret and displeasure at the fickle attitude of the organization.
As regards the fact that IMO has taken a very unfair and prejudiced stand on the DPRK's satellite launch, its just and legitimate exercise of sovereignty, the Maritime Administration of the DPRK clarifies the truth once again in order to help the international community correctly understand and recognize the issue concerning the DPRK's prior notice on the satellite launch.
On May 30, the DPRK e-mailed a prior report on satellite launch to IMO in the name of its Maritime Administration and the director of the IMO maritime security bureau replied that it is not obligatory to inform the organization of the satellite launch according to the requirements of convention and custom.
On the same day, IMO told Reuters that the DPRK had already sent advance notice on satellite launch and that the notice is just a formal measure and not a requirement as the navigational warning is directly reported to vessels via the world navigational warning system.
This means that the IMO side made it clear that no country has an obligation under international law to exclusively inform IMO of planned satellite launch, with the exception of issuing a navigational warning through the world navigational warning system.
In actuality, the DPRK sent navigational warning data, ahead of its satellite launch, to the Maritime Safety Agency of Japan, a regional trouble-shooting body, as required by the regulations of IMO. And although it was not obligatory, we informed IMO of this with good intent in consideration of the usage that we had made prior notice to the IMO side.
Nevertheless, on the very day the DPRK launched a satellite, IMO adopted a resolution full of unreasonable contents saying that it strongly denounces the DPRK for launching missile without any prior notice and urges the DPRK to strictly observe the prior notice regulations concerning the world navigational warning system.
Most deplorable is the illogical and senseless stand and attitude shown by IMO, a professional UN organization which should regard equity and specialty as its basic principle as it is not a maritime supervisory organ of an individual country or a non-governmental body.
We cannot but take issue with IMO over the fact that it brands the DPRK's just exercise of the right to self defence for coping with the military threats by the U.S. and its vassal forces as an illegal activity going contrary to the UNSC "resolution".
IMO is just a professional UN organization with a mission to promote the technical cooperation among UN member states in the international maritime security field. It is by no means an affiliated body for supervising the implementation of the UNSC resolutions.
If it is the stand of IMO that the resolution criticizing the DPRK is only a document reflecting the standpoint of and response from its member states and IMO has nothing to do with it, we urge IMO to make clear its specific attitude and position before us and the international community.
We take into consideration the fact that the secretary general of IMO visited the DPRK delegation on the day, when an anti-DPRK resolution was adopted at a meeting of the Maritime Security Committee of IMO, to ask about our stand, and the standpoint expressed by its media information service official that if the IMO council is informed of the DPRK side's concern, it will be handled appropriately.
Availing itself of this opportunity, the Maritime Administration of the DPRK re-clarifies an official stand that it denounces and rejects and never recognizes IMO's unfair and illegal anti-DPRK resolution, and demands that the IMO side reflect our just viewpoint in its official document.
We will wait for IMO's official reply to this. -0-

👉 ECB meeting next week 👉 Here's a chronological summary of every ECB speaker's comments since their last meeting in May 👉 A PDF version will be available on the weekend (see links in bio) 👉 Here we go...
Schnabel (Neutral) 2023-6-7 T-2: We have more ground to cover on rates, will depend on data how much more rates will have to increase, we need to see convincing evidence that inflation returns to our 2% target in a sustained and timely manner, a peak in underlying inflration would not be enough to declare victory, the impact of our policy on inflation is expected to peak in 2024, there is great uncertainty over the strength and speed of this process.
Knot (Hawk) 2023-6-7 T-2: The outlook for policy rates after July is unclear, will become more data-dependent after rate hikes in June and July, should not hesitate to keep raising rates if inflation stays high, peak interest rates will have to be maintained for a long time to keep inflation in check, upward risks to inflation are expected to dominate in years to come, prolonged tightening might still lead to stress in financial markets, inflation expectations in markets seem optimistic.
Makhlouf (n/a) 2023-6-7 T-2: Once we've reached a peak on rates they are likely to stay there for a while, not going to say how long that will be, rate hikes beyond summer would be a question of judgement, I'd be interested how the people pricing rate cuts by the end of the year are coming to that conclusion.
Knot (Hawk) 2023-6-6 T-3: Will keep tightening policy until we see inflation returning to 2% but this must be done step-by-step, inflation is still way too high but the worst is behind us, seeing first signs that policy tightening is being transmitted to the real economy.
Nagel (Hawk) 2023-6-5 T-4: Several more rate hikes are still necessary, not certain rates will peak this summer, rates must be held until there is no doubt inflation is returning to 2% in the near term, underlying price pressures remain far too high and show little signs of abating, cautiously optimistic about German growth prospects over the rest of the year.
Lagarde (Dove) 2023-6-5 T-4: No clear evidence that underlying inflation has peaked, price pressures remain strong, our rate hikes are being transmitted forcefully to financing conditions, full effects of our monetary policy measures are starting to materialize, it is very likely we will stop all reinvestments in APP.
Vujcic (n/a) 2023-6-5 T-4: Inflation risks are tilted to the upside, wage pressures are still very lively.
Makhlouf (n/a) 2023-6-2 T-7: Likely to see another rate hike at the next meeting, beyond probable hikes in June and July the picture is a lot less clear, inflation fall is very welcome but not definitive and underlying pressures are still quite strong.
Panetta (n/a) 2023-6-2 T-7: We have not reached the end of the rate hike cycle but we aren't far away from it, inflation is too high but there is no reason to worry, now is not the time to be too hasty raising rates, the debate will soon shift from level of interest rates to that of maintaining them over time, cannot rule out a technical recession in the Eurozone, committed to getting inflation back to 2% target.
Vasle (n/a) 2023-6-2 T-7: More rate hikes needed to get inflation to 2% target, core inflation remains high and persistent.
Rehn (Neutral) 2023-6-1 T-8: The monetary policy journey is not over yet, core inflation must slow before mulling easing, the inflation outlook continues to be too high for too long, a lasting rise in inflation expectations is an upside risk to inflation, the lags and the strength of policy transmission to the real economy remain uncertain.
Villeroy (Neutral) 2023-6-1 T-8: Upcoming rate hikes will be marginal, rate hikes are beginning to have an impact on inflation, we will bring inflation back to 2% by 2025.
Kazaks (Hawk) 2023-6-1 T-8: It is hard to say where interest rates will peak but rates will stay at their peak for a while.
De Guindos (Dove) 2023-6-1 T-8: A big part of our journey to raise rates has been done but there is still some way to go, recent inflation data are positive but still far from target.
Lagarde (Dove) 2023-6-1 T-8: We need to continue with rate hikes until we are sufficiently confident that inflation is on track to return to 2% in a timely manner, we cannot say that we are satisfied with the inflation outlook, a period of catch-up wage growth need not cause unduly persistent inflation over time, rate hikes are already feeding forcefully into bank lending conditions.
Villeroy (Neutral) 2023-5-31 T-9: It is quite likely that inflation has passed its peak in France, perseverance counts for more than speed regarding monetary policy, will bring inflation down to 2% between now and 2025, markets are absorbing QT smoothly and positively.
Müller (Hawk) 2023-5-31 T-9: Very likely that we will hike by 25 bps more than once, probably too optimistic to see rate cuts in early 2024, core inflation shows no signs of slowing yet.
De Guindos (Dove) 2023-5-31 T-9: Inflation data today and yesterday has been positive, victory over inflation is not there yet but the trajectory is correct.
Visco (Dove) 2023-5-31 T-9: Must proceed with the correct degree of graduality now that rates are in restrictive territory, longer-term inflation expectations remain in line with the definition of price stability.
Centeno (n/a) 2023-5-31 T-9: Spain's CPI reading shows that Europe's inflation is easing, doesn't see a risk of monetary policy overshooting, reversal of supply shock should slow inflation.
Simkus (Hawk) 2023-5-30 T-10: Expects a 25 bps rate hike in June and July, September is too early to say.
De Cos (Dove) 2023-5-29 T-11: Policy tightening is well underway but based on the information currently available to us we have some way to go, interest rates will have to remain in restrictive territory for an extended period of time.
Wunsch (Neutral) 2023-5-27 T-13: We hiked 400 bps and we might have to do more, we have more ground to cover, real rates are still quite low, if fiscal policy remains supportive then monetary policy will have to do more to get inflation under control.
Lane (n/a) 2023-5-26 T-14: The ECB shouldn't predict where rate hikes will end, no sense of certainty on the terminal rate, uncertainty in inflation dynamics is high, food inflation will reverse later this year, energy price fall will feed into core prices but timeframe is uncertain, there is some upside risks to wage growth.
Makhlouf (n/a) 2023-5-26 T-14: My lead option is to hike rates in June and July, open about subsequent decisions, haven't seen wage settlements that raise concerns on a Eurozone level, very relaxed about market pricing of rates.
Vujcic (n/a) 2023-5-26 T-14: It is questionable if we will be able to get to 2% inflation in the next two years, inflation momentum is still persistent.
Villeroy (Neutral) 2023-5-25 T-15: Rates should peak in the next three meetings, rates are clearly in restrictive territory, we have completed most of the rate hike journey, monitoring the passthrough of "massive" past rate hikes.
Knot (Hawk) 2023-5-25 T-15: We need at least two more rate hikes, both should be 25 bps each, totally open-minded on what happens with rates after summer, should stay put for a significant period of time, market pricing of rate cuts is overly optimistic, headline inflation peak behind us but not sure if at peak of underlying inflation, most of the impact of the ECB's tightening is still in the pipeline.
De Guindos (Dove) 2023-5-25 T-15: Wages pose upside risk to inflation outlook, fiscal policy is an important factor for inflation, governments should roll back related support measures as the energy crisis fades, banking tensions add to downside inflation risks.
Panetta (n/a) 2023-5-24 T-16: The GC is to decide in October whether to launch preparation phase to develop and test a digital Euro, the ECB would issue a digital Euro but not distribute it.
Nagel (Hawk) 2023-5-23 T-17: Several more rate hikes are needed to tame inflation, will need to maintain peak rate for a sufficiently long time until inflation has fallen sustainably.
De Guindos (Dove) 2023-5-23 T-17: The non-bank financial sector remains particularly exposed to asset price corrections and credit risk should corporate sector fundamentals deteriorate substantially, more concerned about conflict between monetary and fiscal policy than about financial instability.
Lagarde (Dove) 2023-5-23 T-17: Rate are yet to reach sufficiently restrictive levels, rates are to stay restrictive as long as necessary.
Villeroy (Neutral) 2023-5-22 T-18: The primary question today is not how much further to hike rates but how large the pass-through is of what is already in the pipe, expects that we will be at the terminal rate not later than September, how long we maintain rates is now more important than the precise terminal level, we can hike or pause at the next three meetings, in the current tightening cycle the lag in policy transmission may be at the upper end of 1-2 year range.
De Cos (Dove) 2023-5-22 T-18: The ECB still has some way to go to tight monetary policy, interest rates will have to remain in restrictive territory for extended periods to achieve inflation goal.
Lane (n/a) 2023-5-22 T-18: The markets believe that inflation will come back to 2% in the foreseeable future.
Lagarde (Dove) 2023-5-21 T-19: We are not done yet, we are not pausing based on the information I have today, the inflation outlook is too high for too long, we have covered a large chunk of the journey towards taming inflation and bringing it back to our target, so many things can go wrong that we cannot give forward guidance.
Schnabel (Neutral) 2023-5-19 T-21: The ECB can continue to do whatever is needed to bring inflation back to 2% in a timely manner, wage growth has picked up substantially and as a result there are concerns about second-round effects on inflation, financial stability is a precondition for price stability and vice versa, we have a clear mandate of price stability, inflation expectations are stubbornly high, it seems fiscal policy is too expansionary.
Lagarde (Dove) 2023-5-19 T-21: ECB will be courageous to take needed decisions to bring inflation back to 2%, we are heading towards more delicate decisions going forward, we should not trade off price stability and financial stability, will do whatever is necessary to deliver price stability.
De Guindos (Dove) 2023-5-18 T-22: There is still scope to keep raising rates but most of the tightening has already been done, does not know what the end point is going to be.
Rehn (Neutral) 2023-5-17 T-23: Need to see core CPI slow substantially.
De Cos (Dove) 2023-5-17 T-23: The ECB is getting near the end of its tightening cycle, transmission of monetary policy remains strong.
De Guindos (Dove) 2023-5-17 T-23: Concerns are mounting about the outlook for commercial real estate loans, Eurozone banks may benefit less from higher rates than expected.
Holzmann (Hawk) 2023-5-16 T-24: We need to go beyond a 4% interest rate to fight inflation, would have preferred a 50 bps hike at the May meeting, core inflation is unlikely to slow much more this year, hikes above 25 bps are probably not possible now, we shouldn't pause hikes until we reach 4%.
Makhlouf (n/a) 2023-5-16 T-24: We have lost a degree of trust, that affects what we should be doing with our decision making, we should do more in terms of thinking about the audience we're talking to.
De Guindos (Dove) 2023-5-14 T-26: We have now entered the home stretch of our monetary policy tightening path, we are returning to normalcy with 25 bps steps.
Kazimir (n/a) 2023-5-14 T-26: The ECB may need to keep raising rates longer than previously thought, convinced there are more meetings ahead where we will decide on raising rates, would also be satisfied with a 50 bps hike but 25 bps is a return to normal, the key point is that core inflation is still creeping up and that's proof we haven't solved the problem yet.
Nagel (Hawk) 2023-5-12 T-28: Latest rate hike won't be the last, inflation is still too high and too strong, need to be sure that the inflation wave ends.
Nagel (Hawk) 2023-5-11 T-29: Meeting-by-meeting approach is the right path for the ECB, nothing is off the table for the September meeting, moving closer to restrictive territory but not there yet, need at least a year-and-a-half to see core inflation closer to 2%.
De Cos (Dove) 2023-5-11 T-29: We are now closer to the final cycle of rate hikes.
De Guindos (Dove) 2023-5-11 T-29: There can be more rate hikes, how many depends on the data, rate decision had a very high consensus, don't believe anybody who names a terminal rate, markets can be wrong about terminal rates, inflation will undoubtedly fall, worried about core inflation and services, underlying inflation will fall too, we have to assess the impact of interest rate hikes on financing conditions.
Villeroy (Neutral) 2023-5-10 T-30: We have travelled most of the way on rate hikes, what's still lying ahead is "more marginal", it is the future impact of past rate hikes that should for the most part allow us to reach out objective within two years.
Nagel (Hawk) 2023-5-10 T-30: We are not done hiking yet, approaching the final stretch of rate hikes, still work to be done on core inflation, we are holding the course on monetary policy.
Lagarde (Dove) 2023-5-10 T-30: We still have more ground to cover in the fight against inflation, have to move in a very deliberate and decisive way, there are factors that can induce significant upside risks to the inflation outlook, have to be extremely attentive to potential risks and particularly wage increases.
Centeno (n/a) 2023-5-10 T-30: ECB rates to remain high for some time after rate peak, rates should start to come down some time in 2024, interest rate adjustment is still underway.
Sources (n/a) 2023-5-10 T-30: Bloomberg: some ECB members are saying a September hike may be needed.
Stournas (n/a) 2023-5-10 T-30: Barring any drastic changes rate hikes will be over this year, we are close to the end of the tightening cycle, cannot say how many more rate hikes are still needed, may possibly return to very low rates again but don't know that yet.
Schnabel (Neutral) 2023-5-9 T-31: No doubt that we will have to do more on inflation, rate cuts are highly unlikely for the foreseeable future.
Kazaks (Hawk) 2023-5-9 T-31: Rate-hiking may not be finished in July, doing too little remains the greater danger, bet on spring 2024 rate cuts is "significantly premature", not impossible for the ECB to hike or pause as the Fed cuts.
Nagel (Hawk) 2023-5-9 T-31: Interest rates should rise further, could have imagined a 50 bps hike at the last meeting but is okay with the 25 bps, the market is not always right about the ECB terminal rate.
Kazimir (n/a) 2023-5-9 T-31: Slowing hikes lets the ECB go higher for longer, there's plenty of ground to cover, according to available statistics the ECB will need to maintain raising rates for longer than expected, projections point to September as the earliest time to judge the effectiveness of measures and if inflation is moving towards the target.
Vasle (n/a) 2023-5-9 T-31: Inflation is becoming increasingly stubborn, our job on inflation is not yet complete, we need to see a change in core inflation, more rate hikes will be required, avoiding a recession is possible.
Vujcic (n/a) 2023-5-9 T-31: More rate hikes will be required to return inflation to target.
Knot (Hawk) 2023-5-8 T-32: Rate hikes are starting to have an impact but more will be needed, policy works with a certain delay so the biggest effects of what we've done so far are still in the pipeline, supported last week's 25 bps hike, could support further hikes above 5% if needed.
Lane (n/a) 2023-5-8 T-32: There is still a lot of momentum in food and core inflation.
Villeroy (Neutral) 2023-5-5 T-35: Favours smaller rate hikes, change in rate increase rhythm is an important signal, there will likely be several more hikes but we have done the essential, our goal is to win the fight against inflation without triggering a recession.
Müller (Hawk) 2023-5-5 T-35: It is prudent to allow previous hikes to make an impact.
Simkus (Hawk) 2023-5-5 T-35: Interest rates are not high enough and will need to be raised further, we will keep rates high for a sufficiently long time to get inflation back to 2%.
Visco (Dove) 2023-5-5 T-35: The peak of ECB interest rates may not be too far off, market's view of the terminal rate is "an important reference point" for the ECB, policy can only be moving towards higher rates, must proceed with caution, policy is being transmitted into the economy in an "energetic" way.
Lagarde (Dove) 2023-5-4 T-36: We know that we have more ground to cover, 25 bps hike had almost unanimous support, some suggested 50 bps and some said 25 bps but no one said no change, not making any commitment to rate cuts at any point, this is not a pause, very strong consensus around the path we chose, we are continuing the hiking process, this is a journey and we have not arrived yet, will continue to follow a data-dependent approach, reports from corporates regarding borrowing suggest that rates are restrictive, corporate demand for bank loans was "really, really down", price pressures remain strong, incoming information broadly supports medium-term outlook formed at the previous meeting, private domestic demand and consumption likely to remain weak, no longer says growth risks are to the downside.
Sources (n/a) 2023-5-4 T-36: Reuters: Some ECB policymakers see 2-3 rate hikes ahead, Holzmann was the lone holdout but didn't have a vote at the meeting, policymakers reached a deal on smaller hike in return for guidance for more hikes ahead and an APP wind down, policymakers don't see the need to sell APP bonds.

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Newly Covered Today:

1. Some new reported details on Voltaire CIP-1694 dReps. https://twitter.com/intertreeJK/status/1666833054264971266
2. The Ripple case now has heightened relevance for almost everyone. https://twitter.com/MetaLawMan/status/1666864200147251201
3. But, even Coinbase has to deal with the staking allegations in addition to the allegations about the tokens as securities. https://twitter.com/BillHughesDC/status/1666918756814057472
4. If this is true, that timing is not going to make people happy. Hard to blame him if he had just seen the Binance complaint. https://twitter.com/WhaleWire/status/1666799734692929536
5. Hilarious re-telling of the evolution of the Ethereum scaling roadmap over the years. https://twitter.com/_prestwich/status/1666535056553447425
6. It’s slowly dawning on everyone that there are current regulatory problems with the DAO-as-business model. https://twitter.com/lex_node/status/1666615216186990593
7. Binance.US just lost its fiat on/off ramps. https://twitter.com/ArmySpies/status/1667002580663431168

Previously covered, but still interesting:

1. Dr. Vanishree Rao on ZK-Rollups. https://twitter.com/InputOutputHK/status/1657778843854274560
2. Here’s a new Decentralized Identity article from IOG. https://iohk.io/en/blog/posts/2023/05/11/atala-prism-pioneering-digital-identity-with-decentralized-solutions/
3. There are reasons we’re in a hard capped cryptocurrency like Cardano. https://www.cnn.com/2023/05/15/business/argentina-interest-rates-inflation/index.html
4. What is a dRep? This video is for you. There will be additional categories of default dReps that vote abstain or no confidence on every vote. https://twitter.com/InputOutputHK/status/1658034085401337857
5. The US Dept. of Justice is officially saying they are targeting exchanges. Great. Great. https://www.ft.com/content/5aac457e-cc80-44ae-ac40-9b51d9b601a3
6. Wow! Ledger just made what is possibly the greatest PR blunder in the history of crypto. Trezor will be poppin’ bottles tonight. https://twitter.com/Ledgestatus/1658458714771169282
7. People are claiming that the hysteria is a misunderstanding of cryptography. But, that’s not what’s going on here if Ledger plus one of the other two shard custodians can reconstruct your private key without having to use your private key. https://twitter.com/nimuepool/status/1658517533836574720
8. The Ledger Recover FAQ seems to support this understanding as it suggests you use a brand new device for recovery. https://support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/9579368109597
9. Wow. Unfortunate timing for this. https://twitter.com/Ledgestatus/1658095051375800321
10. Ken Kodama will be doing a Japanese language interview on CardanoSpot on May 18. https://twitter.com/Emurgo_Ken/status/1658838077136162828
11. The stake pool operator poll on network parameters of K and minPoolCost is live. See the results here. The re-delegation phase will begin on May 25th. https://adastat.net/polls/96861fe7da8d45ba5db95071ed3889ed1412929f33610636c072a4b5ab550211
12. Cornucopias dropped some new in-game footage. As expected, Solace is beautiful. https://youtu.be/j5iwNsQVMDQ?t=1846
13. Wow….the Ledger shards are encrypted with “a master key that is contained in all devices”. Wut? https://twitter.com/P3b7_/status/1658809445965606913
14. Sadly, the Ledger CEO seemed to be denying exactly the above just a day ago. https://twitter.com/_pgauthiestatus/1658508082941403144
15. Here’s why 340 ADA minPoolCost promotes multi-pools. https://twitter.com/ArmySpies/status/1659387255537176581
16. Numbers are emerging on the benefits of K=1000 over K=500. https://twitter.com/StakeWithPride/status/1659398551917727744
17. Here’s the latest on the Stake Pool Operator poll. https://adastat.net/polls/96861fe7da8d45ba5db95071ed3889ed1412929f33610636c072a4b5ab550211
18. Rep. Tom Emmer is trying to help crypto by cutting crypto assets out of the definition of a “security”. He creates a new non-security asset category called “investment contract asset”. https://twitter.com/GOPMajorityWhip/status/1659291641281146886
19. Prof. Wadler (co-inventor of Cardano’s Plutus) has been elected a Fellow of the Royal Society joining the likes of Einstein, Darwin, Hawking, and Isaac Newton. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PLOm-dWje-M
20. Huge amount of voting for economic self-interest by multi-poolers in the SPO poll. Earlier today (May 21), 84.73% by stake of the vote for K=500, Min Cost 340 ₳ was multi-poolers. Only 15.6% of the vote for K=1000, Min Cost 170 ₳ was multi-poolers. https://adastat.net/polls/96861fe7da8d45ba5db95071ed3889ed1412929f33610636c072a4b5ab550211
21. Large pools also voted heavily for economic self-interest with the K parameter. 70.02% by stake of the vote for K=500, Min Cost 170 ₳ was pools with delegation over 35 million. Only 30.57% of the vote for K=1000, Min Cost 170 ₳ was pools over 35 million. https://adastat.net/polls/96861fe7da8d45ba5db95071ed3889ed1412929f33610636c072a4b5ab550211
22. Apparently Cardano has its own wiki now! Probably better given our previous treatment by the big wiki group. https://twitter.com/StakeWithPride/status/1660383700243329024
23. Rep. Tom Emmer is getting some reactions on the bill he sponsored with Rep. Soto. https://twitter.com/GOPMajorityWhip/status/1660329932495486977
24. You’re really gonna hold up a debt ceiling deal because you hate crypto so bad? https://twitter.com/gaborgurbacs/status/1660248530135515138
25. Looks like a few big multi-poolers have voted in the poll since yesterday. Pretty easy to predict what they didn’t vote for. https://adastat.net/polls/96861fe7da8d45ba5db95071ed3889ed1412929f33610636c072a4b5ab550211
26. Reports coming in that DCG has defaulted on the payment owed to Genesis. https://twitter.com/AP_Abacus/status/1660671386388504577
27. Ledger Recover would allow governments to confiscate crypto assets by subpoena? Called “not a real concern in the end.” Really? https://twitter.com/TheBTCTherapist/status/1660677064700178436
28. Frederik Gregaard on DeFi and regulation. https://twitter.com/F_Gregaard/status/1660655806709211137
29. Don’t Forget, the May Cardano 360 will be on May 25th. https://twitter.com/InputOutputHK/status/1660621805017608194
30. Here’s the daily check-in on the status of the SPO Poll. We have surpassed 590 pools voting (as of May 23). https://adastat.net/polls/96861fe7da8d45ba5db95071ed3889ed1412929f33610636c072a4b5ab550211
31. The Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong has decided to get our hopes up with a proposed regulatory framework for crypto exchanges that could mean more trading for coins like Cardano. https://apps.sfc.hk/edistributionWeb/gateway/EN/news-and-announcements/news/doc?refNo=23PR53
32. Here’s an IOG thread on the latest out of Atala Prism and Self-Sovereign Identity. https://twitter.com/InputOutputHK/status/1660904360925188097
33. Here’s an IOG article on Cardano native tokens. https://twitter.com/InputOutputHK/status/1660975383997448193
34. The difference in decentralization between Cardano and Bitcoin is still…laughable. https://twitter.com/StakeWithPride/status/1660979639907500033
35. Ledger is finally caving (a little) to the backlash. It’s reported that they will focus on open sourcing parts of their code and only release the “Recover” firmware after that open sourcing is finished. https://twitter.com/NFTherdestatus/1661026174779420672
36. Looks like the Hong Kong announcement yesterday might have been a hint of what’s coming. https://twitter.com/cz_binance/status/1661391542504902664
37. The Cardano Layerverse is coming to life. https://twitter.com/TobiasIlskov/status/1660697833115385856
38. Wow! Incredible! Thank you for voting in favor of decentralization, 1PCT! https://twitter.com/StakeWithPride/status/1661460222203002880
39. Federal Reserve report debunks claim that crypto is not useful to people in the US. https://twitter.com/SebVentures/status/1661063483369177108
40. The SPO phase of the poll is over. Nearly 800 pools voted. Now it’s your turn to see how your pool voted and re-delegate if you think they voted against decentralization and for their own pocketbook. https://adastat.net/polls/96861fe7da8d45ba5db95071ed3889ed1412929f33610636c072a4b5ab550211
41. The May Cardano 360 is out! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_bCa_xCoxA
42. Charles dropped an update today. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KfL2U2hAGWw
43. Sen. Cynthia Lummis declares her opposition to the 30% tax on bitcoin mining. https://twitter.com/SenLummis/status/1661803569341759495
44. Lots of volume being transacted on Cardano recently! https://twitter.com/cwpaulm/status/1662929296329981952
45. Recent subpoenas to the Python Package Index don’t bode well for those hoping to store seed phrases with third-party custodians. https://twitter.com/_jonasschnelli_/status/1662531840606093312
46. Transaction volume is looking very interesting right now. https://messari.io/charts/cardano/txn-vol
47. JPG Store has now launched Android and IOS apps. https://twitter.com/jpgstoreNFT/status/1663281982262919170
48. It’s true. Cardano is straight killing it on the security leg of the trilemma.https://twitter.com/cardano_whale/status/1662987243655684096
49. Just checked. Yep. The centralization in ETH is still staggering. https://twitter.com/StakeWithPride/status/1663222056870350848
50. There’s a documentary about a 2022 Plutus hackathon in Argentina. https://twitter.com/LarsBrunjes/status/1663111319732535297
51. Pavia is testing NFT gating. This could get very interesting. https://twitter.com/Pavia_io/status/1663153213988823040
52. Marlowe is on mainnet! You can now code Cardano smart contracts in javascript or blockly via Marlowe! This is an amazing leap forward. https://twitter.com/marlowe_io/status/1663480828016435200
53. Don’t forget! We are still in the re-delegation phase of the CF Poll. See how your stake pool voted! If they were voting for their pocketbook instead of decentralization, you should re-delegate! https://twitter.com/Cardano_CF/status/1663564854572244994
54. Wow! Cardano projects are doing big things these days! https://twitter.com/CardanoCrocClub/status/1663468916843114498
55. The CCP has dropped a white paper on how it will develop Web 3 including NFTs and the metaverse. https://twitter.com/milestones_nft/status/1663458500922712064
56. Lace is now open source! https://twitter.com/IOHK_Charles/status/1663953642045714433
57. Binance is back and apparently they don’t care if someone had that ticker first. https://twitter.com/pool_pm/status/1663809731603906560
58. Summon is now allowing for multichain swaps of ADA & ERG. https://twitter.com/N8iveToEarth/status/1664038846563225600
59. Charles did a Twitter Space with World Mobile. https://twitter.com/IOHK_Charles/status/1663984094252810283
60. Here’s an easy infographic on CIP-1694 Voltaire governance from IOG. https://twitter.com/Hornan7/status/1664007623799185409
61. Apparently, Cardano sushi is a thing! https://twitter.com/Allison_Fromm/status/1663841386074976257
62. This kind of sums up the problems with central bank behavior over the last 20 years. https://twitter.com/JeffWenigestatus/1664012650781585409
63. Interesting news about the currency in one of Cardano’s biggest metaverse projects. https://twitter.com/Pavia_io/status/1664240389610704896
64. Messari has released an article on operational decentralization in proof-of-stake crypto. https://messari.io/report/evaluating-validator-decentralization-geographic-and-infrastructure-distribution-in-proof-of-stake-networks
65. The Bureau of Labor Statistics has MASSIVELY revised their figures on Q4 of 2022. No surprise, the numbers were much worse than they told us. https://twitter.com/FrogNews/status/1664253845399130113
66. Looks like DAOs are getting a little hesitant about fee switches due to possible legal/tax implications. https://twitter.com/FrogNews/status/1664253845399130113
67. We even have Arctic block production. https://twitter.com/Laponia_pool/status/1664226409466740737
68. Questions are being raised regarding the blockspace consumption of dApps still on Plutus v1. https://twitter.com/matiwinnetou/status/1664385383122051073
69. Atomic wallet got hacked. https://twitter.com/zachxbt/status/1665080799253733377
70. No surprise: general interest in crypto & Cardano is still pretty low according to google trends. https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%205-y&geo=US&q=cardano&hl=en
71. Here’s the Weekly Development Update from June 2. https://twitter.com/InputOutputHK/status/1665394985934499840
72. The Chairs of the House Committee on Financial Services (McHenry) and the House Committee on Agriculture (Thompson) are co-sponsoring a new pro-crypto Digital Asset Market Structure Bill. Currently just a discussion draft. Here’s the summary. https://docs.house.gov/meetings/AG/AG00/20230606/116051/HHRG-118-AG00-20230606-SD002.pdf
73. Here’s the actual discussion draft. https://docs.house.gov/meetings/AG/AG00/20230606/116051/HHRG-118-AG00-20230606-SD003.pdf
74. Here’s a section-by-section with exhibits. https://docs.house.gov/meetings/AG/AG00/20230606/116051/HHRG-118-AG00-20230606-SD001.pdf
75. Cornucopias has released more game footage. https://twitter.com/RobGreig3/status/1665310543589040130
76. SEC vs. Binance/CZ. It begins!!!!! https://twitter.com/ArmySpies/status/1665845917268815874
77. Written response from Charles to the SEC/Binance complaint. https://twitter.com/IOHK_Charles/status/1665780536177217537
78. Written response from Binance on the SEC complaint. https://www.binance.com/en/blog/ecosystem/sec-complaint-aims-to-unilaterally-define-crypto-market-structure-8707489117122437402
79. Video response from Charles. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zBZ-aGqldA
80. Cornucopias has dropped a whole new reel of gameplay footage. It looks really good. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8ftHH8bbxQ
81. Cardano Gaming at the NFT.Brazil event! https://twitter.com/cardanowarriors/status/1665815653398507520
82. SEC vs. Coinbase. Yep…crypto is now at war. https://twitter.com/ArmySpies/status/1666159275217911835
83. Brian Armstrong’s response. https://twitter.com/brian_armstrong/status/1666129111025324035
84. The Cardano Foundation has disputed the characterization of Cardano as a security in comments to Fortune. https://twitter.com/Cardano_CF/status/1666128229952897024
85. Here’s Coinbase politely pointing out the SEC’s complete refusal to provide any direction or cooperation despite Coinbase’s continuous and plentiful attempts. https://twitter.com/coinbase/status/1666135834062467083
86. The question of regulatory jurisdiction may end up being the biggest problem for the SEC in all these crypto matters. https://twitter.com/MetaLawMan/status/1653821211544092672
87. Rumor: There could also be a DOJ case coming for Binance. https://twitter.com/AP_Abacus/status/1666180524535062529
88. Ohhhhhhh! This one did not go in the SEC’s favor. https://twitter.com/ArmySpies/status/1666492499505090563
89. IOG’s response to the SEC suits against Coinbase and Binance. https://iohk.io/en/blog/posts/2023/06/07/iog-response-to-the-recent-sec-filings/
90. The court in Coinbase’s earlier Petition for Writ of Mandamus against the SEC (basically just requesting the SEC to do its rulemaking job and provide some clarity) has noted the SEC v. Coinbase complaint and is ordering the SEC to respond in seven days. https://twitter.com/iampaulgrewal/status/1666234163110748160
91. Brian Armstrong says they will NOT shut down their staking service in response to the complaint. https://twitter.com/TheOCcryptobro/status/1666545429306290176
92. With all the SEC complaints it’s easy to forget that the Digital Asset Market Structure Discussion Draft is still in play. https://financialservices.house.gov/news/documentsingle.aspx?DocumentID=408838
93. The SEC is busy filing documents that are pretty bad for Binance. We’ve seen some of the chat logs before. But, some of the docs are new. https://twitter.com/adamscochran/status/1666473028610408450
94. Looks like Binance wants the court to know they were once in discussions with Gensler to bring him on as an advisor. https://www.cnbc.com/2023/06/07/binance-lawyers-say-sec-chair-gensler-offered-to-be-advisor-in-2019.html

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NewswriteNewscast Producer, KABC-TV	ABC7 LOS ANGELES	http://www.journalismjobs.com/1680845-newswriternewscast-producer-kabc-tv-abc7-los-angeles
Daily sports newsletter writer	Heavy Inc.	http://www.journalismjobs.com/1680844-daily-sports-newsletter-writer-heavy-inc
Bengals contributor	Heavy Inc.	http://www.journalismjobs.com/1680843-bengals-contributor-heavy-inc
Civics Editor	RANGE Media	http://www.journalismjobs.com/1680842-civics-editor-range-media
Newsroom Meteorologist	San Antonio Express-News	http://www.journalismjobs.com/1680841-newsroom-meteorologist-san-antonio-express-news
Knight Chair in Sports, Race and Media (Associate/Full Professor with Tenure)	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	http://www.journalismjobs.com/1680840-knight-chair-in-sports-race-and-media-associatefull-professor-with-tenure-university-of-north-carolina-at-chapel-hill
Multimedia Journalist	School News Network	http://www.journalismjobs.com/1680839-multimedia-journalist-school-news-network
P.M. News Editor	The Seattle Times	http://www.journalismjobs.com/1680838-pm-news-editor-the-seattle-times
Assistant Reporter		http://www.journalismjobs.com/1680837-assistant-reporter-
Staff Writer	New Times Media Group	http://www.journalismjobs.com/1674509-staff-writer-new-times-media-group
Trending Topics/Service Journalism Reporter	Gannett	http://www.journalismjobs.com/1680836-trending-topicsservice-journalism-reporter-gannett
Public Safety Reporter	Bismarck Tribune/Lee Enterprises	http://www.journalismjobs.com/1680254-public-safety-reporter-bismarck-tribunelee-enterprises
Editor	Summerville Journal Scene	http://www.journalismjobs.com/1674174-editor-summerville-journal-scene
Publisher	Blackbird	http://www.journalismjobs.com/1680835-publisher-blackbird
Pacific-Northwest Regional Reporter	Stars and Stripes	http://www.journalismjobs.com/1680834-pacific-northwest-regional-reporter-stars-and-stripes
Managing Editor	InMaricopa	http://www.journalismjobs.com/1680815-managing-editor-inmaricopa
Lead Union-Bulletin Designer	Yakima Herald-Republic	http://www.journalismjobs.com/1680814-lead-union-bulletin-designer-yakima-herald-republic
Education Reporter	San José Spotlight	http://www.journalismjobs.com/1680813-education-reporter-san-jos-spotlight
Staff Writer	Hannibal Courier-Post	http://www.journalismjobs.com/1680812-staff-writer-hannibal-courier-post
Business Editor	The San Francisco Standard	http://www.journalismjobs.com/1680808-business-editor-the-san-francisco-standard
Audience Engagement Editor	The San Francisco Standard	http://www.journalismjobs.com/1680810-audience-engagement-editor-the-san-francisco-standard
Real Estate & Housing Reporter	The San Francisco Standard	http://www.journalismjobs.com/1680811-real-estate--housing-reporter-the-san-francisco-standard
Technology Reporter	The San Francisco Standard	http://www.journalismjobs.com/1680809-technology-reporter-the-san-francisco-standard
Sports Reporter	The Lakeland Times	http://www.journalismjobs.com/1203350-sports-reporter-the-lakeland-times
General assignment reporter	The Lakeland Times	http://www.journalismjobs.com/1615824-general-assignment-reporter-the-lakeland-times
Editor		http://www.journalismjobs.com/1664125-editor-
Digital Content Editor	Detroit Metro Times	http://www.journalismjobs.com/1680807-digital-content-editor-detroit-metro-times
Managing Editor	Lee Enterprises, Inc. dba/Free Lance Star	http://www.journalismjobs.com/1680806-managing-editor-lee-enterprises-inc-dbafree-lance-star
Associate Director, Communications and Marketing	The University of Chicago Booth School of Business	http://www.journalismjobs.com/1680805-associate-director-communications-and-marketing-the-university-of-chicago-booth-school-of-business
Housing reporter	Bay Area News Group	http://www.journalismjobs.com/1659420-housing-reporter-bay-area-news-group
Editor	News-Banner	http://www.journalismjobs.com/1680804-editor-news-banner
Transportation Reporter	Bay Area News Group	http://www.journalismjobs.com/1666464-transportation-reporter-bay-area-news-group
Senior Associate Director, Rosalynn Carter Fellowships for Mental Health Journalism	The Carter Center	http://www.journalismjobs.com/1680803-senior-associate-director-rosalynn-carter-fellowships-for-mental-health-journalism-the-carter-center
ReporteEditor	ARLnow	http://www.journalismjobs.com/1680791-reportereditor-arlnow

A lot of folks in the Nonprofit community have been eagerly waiting for the IRS to release the big backlog of nonprofit 990 tax records.
Good news!
ProPublica reported it has added more than a million new 990s to its Nonprofit Explorer tool, including "more than 900,000 filings published by the Internal Revenue Service from recent fiscal years...[and] more than 400,000 older tax records that had been missing from our database, primarily dating back to 2016 and 2017."