Shan Wu

Washington, D.C., United States

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Why The Supreme Court's Monstrous Egos are Handing Trump Undeserved Wins

1 week ago | thedailybeast.com | Shan Wu

The U.S. Supreme Court has continued its expansion of President Trump’s powers and the use of its emergency docket in its recent ruling allowing him to fire members of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) and Merit Systems Protection Board (MSPB)—an action that up until now was prohibited by precedent dating back 90 years.
CNN’s Data Guru Reveals How Many Trump Supporters Regret Their Vote

1 month ago | thedailybeast.com | Tom Sanders |Shan Wu |Corbin Bolies

CNN’s data guru Harry Enten has broken down the numbers on the level “regretful” Donald Trump voters who claim to no longer support the president—and it doesn’t look good for the Democrats. According to Enten, just two percent of Republican voters say they would change their vote if a hypothetical rematch between Trump and Kamala Harris were to happen tomorrow, with just one percent saying they would rather not vote at all. “I mean this is the big question, right?
Why Trump Doesn't Want You to Notice His Most Dangerous Move

1 month ago | thedailybeast.com | Shan Wu |David Rothkopf

The pace at which President Donald Trump is inventing new purposes for Presidential orders reminds me of George Washington Carver’s success in finding over 300 uses for peanuts. But Carver accomplished his feat—as well as numerous other scientific and agricultural innovations—over the span of 47 years at Tuskegee University; Trump has taken less than 100 days in his second term to issue over 100 executive orders.
Donald Trump’s Personal Lawyer Boris Epshteyn Is the One Shaking Down Big Law Firms

1 month ago | thedailybeast.com | Janna Brancolini |Shan Wu |William Vaillancourt

President Donald Trump’s personal attorney is the one who has negotiated almost $1 billion in free legal services from firms the president has targeted with executive orders as part of his revenge campaign. Instead of meeting with government attorneys, Big Law firms that the administration has targeted have hashed out deals with Boris Epshteyn, the lawyer who led Trump’s effort to overturn former President Joe Biden’s 2020 election victory, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Air-Processed Perovskites Enabled by an Interface-Reconstruction Strategy for High-Performance Light-Emitting Diodes

2 months ago | pubs.acs.org | Yuanzhuang Cheng |Jiawei Chen |Shan Wu |Danlei Zhu
DOGE Goon Is Trying to Seize $500M Building for Trump Admin

2 months ago | thedailybeast.com | Liam Archacki |Shan Wu

A 28-year-old DOGE staffer is trying to seize a $500 million building and give it to the Trump administration free of charge, according to a report. The building in question is the headquarters for the U.S. Institute for Peace, a congressionally funded but independent think tank that Elon Musk’s team has overtaken this month.
Trump’s Vengeful Attacks on ‘Big Law’ Highlight His Most Dangerous Instincts

2 months ago | thedailybeast.com | Shan Wu |Leigh McManus |Will Neal

Like the spectacle that was his hawking Tesla cars on the White House front lawn, the use of executive orders and memorandums to attack individual businesses—and individuals—by name would have been unimaginable before the Trump era.
Structural insights into the RNA-dependent RNA polymerase complexes from highly pathogenic Marburg and Ebola viruses - Nature Communications

2 months ago | nature.com | Xiaokang Zhang |Long Zhang |Shan Wu

AbstractThe Ebola and the Marburg viruses belong to the Filoviridae family, a group of filamentous, single-stranded, negative-sensed RNA viruses. Upon infection, uncontrolled propagation of the Ebola and the Marburg viruses causes severe hemorrhagic fevers with high mortality rates. The replication and transcription of viral genomes are mediated by a polymerase complex consisting of two proteins: L and its cofactor VP35.
MSNBC Host Slams AG Pam Bondi: ‘Deliberately Ignorant’

2 months ago | thedailybeast.com | Will Neal |Shan Wu |Jill Twiss |Emell Derra Adolphus

MSNBC host Michael Steele put Attorney General Pam Bondi on blast on Saturday for her flippant approach to information security. “Is she being deliberately ignorant for the sake of playing down this whole thing?” Steele, a former head of the Republican National Committee, said on The Weekend. His comments came in response to a clip of Bondi speaking with Fox News in which she defended the top Trump officials’ use of messaging app Signal.
Opinion: All The Legal Jeopardy Trump’s ‘Signalgate’ Team Could Be Facing

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Shan Wu

The use of an unsecured messaging app by top Trump administration officials to discuss military strikes against Houthi rebels in dangerous detail will almost certainly lead to myriad legal inquiries—civil lawsuits, Congressional investigations, Office of Inspector General investigations, and criminal investigations among them.

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