"Until sentence is imposed, all individuals covered by Paragraph (b)" -- referring to members of the court staff, the district attorney's staff and their families -- "must continue to perform their lawful duties free from threats, intimidation, harassment, and harm," Merchan wrote in the ruling.

And although he struck the portion of the gag order pertaining to jurors, Merchan wrote that it would be his "strong preference" to extend those protections because there remains "ample evidence to justify continued concern for the jurors."

Someone help make sense of this. Why would you lift the gag order off jurors but not yourself?

Don't worry everyone, it was an accident. We're sorry.

Not surprised unfortunately, anyone guessing not right-winger?

As a veteran, it is frustrating to deal with the government to prove exposure to toxins.

The PACT Act was meant to streamline all of this but the burden still falls on the veteran. How many have been exposed knowingly but due to the military not acknowledging it, can not get the required compensation for the problems?

Well, happy Veterans Day.

I recently decided to go back to school and get a job in the tech industry. I'm looking at cyber security but I'm not looked into that decision.

1. What degree would you recommend someone to pursue?

2. What field would you recommend after graduating?

3. What would you tell someone to avoid at all cost?