Given the recent history of the Secret Service, Commander is probably doing their job better than they are.

After they lost all their texts in the wake of 1/6, I trust the dog.

Oh several of the agents he attacked previously were implicated in Jan 6 so I trust this dog's judgement wholeheartedly

It is embarrassingly obvious that the Secret Service Agents are deliberately goading the dog into biting them in order to embarrass Biden. If one does not realize this, one should be embarrassed..

What a pathetic article. I'd much rather read about how many Secret Service agents Milania has bitten. If the USSS doesn't want to get bit by the First Dog, maybe they should find their old cell phones from Jan 6th and hand them over.

what about all the times Milania bit the secret service?!

Bosses should consider how room temperature and ventilation affect menopausal women and think about providing rest areas or quiet rooms, as well as cooling systems or fans for women experiencing hot flushes, the guidance says.

An employer understanding their legal duties is the foundation of equality in the workplace

It adds that women could be helped by flexible working, including being allowed to work from home, and start and finish times should be varied if a woman has had a bad night's sleep or on a warmer day.

Reddit plans to place a big chunk of its IPO shares in the hands of its users, an unusual move that could build loyalty but also comes with risk.

The company plans to reserve an as-yet-undetermined number of shares for 75,000 of its most prolific so-called redditors when it goes public next month, according to people familiar with the matter. The users will have the opportunity to buy Reddit shares at its initial public offering price before the stock starts trading, a privilege normally reserved only for big investors.

Ideally for the company and its underwriters, Reddit shares will rise in their stock-market debut, bestowing big gains on those who buy in at the IPO price. If the stock falls, however, it could anger those members of Reddit's community—a group that, broadly speaking, hasn't shied away from boycotts in the past.

Would you buy shares in Reddit's IPO? Why or why not? Join the conversation below.

Banks generally favor selling the bulk of an IPO to big money managers that tend to hold stocks for a relatively long time. Individual investors are viewed as more fickle and prone to selling at the first sign of weakness.

Actual WSJ link if any rich !clinklickers with a subscription want to check the comments and post some screenshots, but I assume they're boring.

This is a of the highest order, but it's also quite a move from the Chadmins. Somebody was sitting around in a meeting thinking, "Who would be dumb enough to buy reddit stonks?" and then of course the answer was right there in front of them:

@Bridge come