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That Is correct. It's entirely up to the states to select their representatives and senators. That said, I'm pretty sure that every state has formalised the election process in their constitution, which would mean that they would have to go through the constitutional amendment process...

Normally, no. But it is possible to have your daily withdrawal limit increased (I had mine increased from £200 to £500). That said, I don't know if there is a hard upper limit.

That is impressively bad!

There's a big push for this currently. The platform is apparently still intact so would just need refurbishing up to current standards.

The only way that would work would be to downgrade it to A-road status and remove the central reservation. Otherwise you can easily end up in situations where long queues build up behind slow-moving vehicles, unable to overtake.

It's only two lanes in either direction for most of its length.

It's been under consideration for a while, but a large part of the best formation is currently under the M90.

To try and keep this on-topic, it's down to one of DJT's favourite things: trade. The rules around media rights in different markets are complex, even more so than those on trade in goods and services. Of course, the Orange One doesn't understand this, and at one point he threatened tariffs on...

Russia has lost an awful number of naval assets to an enemy with no meaningful navy!

It seems appropriate to use it for balance checks, but it seems a bit dodgy to use it for an account mutator. I wonder what their policy is for disputed transfers?

More likely two days, they have to try not to make the link *too* obvious.

If that is true then I am severely disappointed that a governmental body could be so monumentally stupid. Voice is about the weakest form of biometric authentication that exists, given that the ability to reproduce voice has existed for a mere century and a half!

Any standard that requires perfection is meaningless. People will make mistakes.

Oh, I totally agree. I'm just making the point that asking for this data and trawling through people's data wouldn't, by itself, constitute a breach of the letter of data protection laws if it's the government doing it ostensibly "for the purposes of detecting and preventing crime" or for...

Almost all data protection laws have carveouts for "law enforcement purposes". Notwithstanding the above, yes I agree. The US tech companies won't want to comply without a fight, since they know that it rolling over and giving the US government unfettered access like this will be a stimulus...

Don't worry, [picks a sporting body at random] World Aquatics will probably name him their person of the year and give him a medal.

Indeed it was.

Nonsense. What are you talking about, everyone uses it. If you don't have a clear social media presence that is clear evidence that you're trying to hide something.

Indeed it appears that it is, based on this article: https://www.fifetoday.co.uk/news/people/kirkcaldy-rail-line-work-causes-completely-unacceptable-impact-on-residents-5436011 Though, I am curious what piling would be going on at that site?

Between "visa assurance fees" and the aggressive enforcement of immigration rules by CBP and ICE I wouldn't be surprised to see empty stadia for many matches.