by  SARAH SIEGEL , POPSUGAR On Jan. 24, California Governor Jerry Brown targeted the Trump Administration during his State of the State address. In his speech, Brown said that no one knows what the administration will do, but that there are some disturbing signs, including what he views as the attack on science, truth, and civility. He mocked the now infamous  "alternative facts"  term coined by Kellyanne Conway, saying that we've seen "the bold assertion of alternative facts; whatever those are" and warned that Californians must prepare for uncertain times. Trump has been an outspoken critic of immigrants, a large population in California's population. Brown reassured his constituents that he would use protective measures for undocumented immigrants. "We will defend everybody, every man, woman, and child, who has come here for a better life and has contributed to the well-being of our state," he said. Brown has also...

After just one week. Robert Kuttner     Co-founder and co-editor, ‘The American Prospect ’ http://www.huffingtonpost.com/ Trump has been trying to govern by impulse, on whim, for personal retribution, for profit, by decree ― as if he had been elected dictator. It doesn’t work, and the wheels are coming off the bus. After a week! Impeachment is gaining ground because it is the only way to get him out, and because Republicans are already deserting this president in droves, and because the man is psychiatrically incapable of checking whether something is legal before he does it. Impeachment is gaining ground because it’s so horribly clear that Trump is unfit for office. The grownups around Trump, even the most slavishly loyal ones, spend half their time trying to rein him in, but it can’t be done. They spend the other half fielding frantic calls from Republican chieftains, business elites and foreign leaders. Trump did  what ? Poor Reince Priebus has f...

Sign in to like   Reblog on Tumblr   Share   Tweet   Email Warren Buffett's Life Chronicled in New HBO Documentary WSJ Live   "Becoming Warren Buffett," a new HBO documentary, chronicles the life and philosophy of the Berkshire Hathaway CEO. The show's director, Peter Kunhardt, discusses the project on Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero. Photo: Getty U.S. CNBC.Com Bill Gates Says These Are the Jobs He Would Drop Out of College for Today Stephen Gandel   10 hours ago   Comments   Sign in to like   Reblog on Tumblr   Share   Tweet   Email Bill Gates is often called Harvard’s most famous dropout. He notably ditched the top university in 1975 to found , and became the world’s richest man. Looking back, Gates has said he was lucky that computers were a hobby and an obsession of his at a time when they were just starting to change the world. But speaking on Frida...