Paul Harris

U.S. Correspondent, The Observer and Guardian America, Guardian, The Observer

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US Correspondent for The Observer & its sister paper The Guardian. Author of The Secret Keeper. His next novel, The Candidate, will be published in July, 2012.

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Paul Harris U.S. Correspondent, The Observer and Guardian America, Guardian @paulxharris
RT @KernowKernewek: Cornish has been flavour of the month recently at the Tesco supermarket in Padstow magakernow.org.uk/default.aspx?p…

Cornish Language Partnership : Padstow

magakernow.org.uk — Cornish has been flavour of the month recently at the Tesco supermarket in Padstow.
Paul Harris U.S. Correspondent, The Observer and Guardian America, Guardian @paulxharris
RT @McDonald_Andy: Breaking: Dominos Pizza receives subpoena as NY @AGSchneiderman probing fast-food theft of wages reut.rs/12EXRcP …

New York Attorney General probing fast-food pay practices

By Lisa Baertlein
reuters.com — Credit: Reuters Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman announces that he is filing lawsuits against four service stations for violations of the New York State Price Gouging statute and has reached monetary settlements with 25 other service stations totaling $167,850 in New York, on May 2, 2013.
Paul Harris U.S. Correspondent, The Observer and Guardian America, Guardian @paulxharris
@AdamGabbatt As Super Hans once said though: "Crack, its very more-ish."
Paul Harris U.S. Correspondent, The Observer and Guardian America, Guardian @paulxharris
Beleaguered Obama looks to fight back as critics ask: is he a lame duck already? gu.com/p/3fqkb/tw via @guardian

Beleaguered Obama looks to fight back as critics ask: is he a lame duck already?

By Paul Harris
guardian.co.uk — It is not a comparison that many people thought would ever get much traction. But, assailed this week by multiple scandals and at the mercy of a furious press, President Obama has endured a legion of pundits wondering if he is the 21st-century Richard Nixon - and whether his second term is already a lame-duck disaster.
Paul Harris U.S. Correspondent, The Observer and Guardian America, Guardian @paulxharris
Weird. Quake hits Toronto. It seems God does not like stories about crack-smoking mayors. When did Canada become so interesting?
Paul Harris U.S. Correspondent, The Observer and Guardian America, Guardian @paulxharris
RT @Jackdaw_Jayne: RT @MebyonKernow More encouraging news tonight as Mebyon Kernow's Mike Champion elected Mayor of Camborne!! << Well don…
Paul Harris U.S. Correspondent, The Observer and Guardian America, Guardian @paulxharris
New York attorney general investigating state's fast food industry gu.com/p/3fqkx/tw via @guardian

New York attorney general investigating state's fast food industry

By Paul Harris
guardian.co.uk — New York's attorney general on Thursday said he is investigating the fast food industry in the state after allegations of massive wage theft by employers affecting some of the lowest paid workers in America. The revelation also comes after a series of strikes and walk-outs by fast food workers in New York City as well as Detroit, Chicago, St Louis and Milwaukee in recent weeks.
Paul Harris U.S. Correspondent, The Observer and Guardian America, Guardian @paulxharris
Amazing to hear Obama attack leakers as national security risk when WHouse leaks so much to get pliant coverage over drone strikes.
Paul Harris U.S. Correspondent, The Observer and Guardian America, Guardian @paulxharris
BBC News - Syria conflict: BBC shown 'signs of chemical attack' bbc.in/16B34Ib

Syria conflict: BBC shown 'signs of chemical attack'

bbc.co.uk — The BBC has been shown evidence apparently corroborating reports of a chemical attack in Syria last month. A BBC correspondent who visited the northern town of Saraqeb was told by eyewitnesses that government helicopters had dropped at least two devices containing poisonous gas. The government has vehemently denied claims it has used chemical agents.
Paul Harris U.S. Correspondent, The Observer and Guardian America, Guardian @paulxharris
RT @nickshaxson: U.K. lawmaker tells Google It Is ‘Evil’ over tax. Now that's how a grilling should be done bloomberg.com/news/2013-05-1…

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bloomberg.com — A Google Inc. (GOOG) executive told British lawmakers that the California-based company didn't mislead Parliament over its tax obligations in the U.K. Matt Brittin, vice president for sales and operations in northern and central Europe for the world's most popular Internet search engine, said he stood by November testimony that the company pays taxes where it creates "economic value."
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