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At a time when so many young Americans are ineligible to even be considered for the military  extending protections for "Dreamers" also would have a positive impact on the armed forces  former Defense Secretary Robert Gates wrote in a column for The New York Times.
"That is why we need legislation that will provide a pathway to citizenship for those immigrants who  among other attributes  are serving or have served in the military  whether they are in America legally or were brought here illegally as children "  Gates  wrote for the NYT.
"That kind of policy will help the military recruit new service members and improve readiness "  Gates  wrote.
"In light of the service and sacrifice of those immigrants — legal or not — it is also the right thing to do "  Gates  wrote.
Robert Gates

Novelist Emma Cline  is counter-suing  her  ex-boyfriend's suit against  her  alleging that  she  plagiarized  her  2016 bestseller The Girls from his own work.
 Cline 's novel â which features a 60s-era Manson-like cult as seen from the perspective of its followers â stuck around for 12 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list and is the first installment in a three-book Penguin Random House deal that reportedly topped $2 million.
The former boyfriend  Chaz Reetz-Laiolo  alleges  Cline  installed spyware on her computer before selling it to him in order to record keystrokes on the computer. "Using the spyware " the complaint says  "she obtained his email password  which she then used to access and systematically surveil his private email obsessively over a period of years."
However  Emma Cline's complaint calls this "a ludicrous theory" and counters with the claim that this is just the latest in a "two-year assault on  Cline âs mental health and literary reputation" from an abusive Reetz-Laiolo. Any alleged plagiarism  the complaint states  is limited to a "few brief phrases or facts " which are not subject to copyright protection and which don't appear in the published version of the novel. Both parties are requesting the case go to trial.
Most plagiarism cases are tough to prove  and this one is made harder by both the lack of evidence and lack of copyright protections available for most of the instances of alleged plagiarism cited by Reetz-Laiolo. So why file the complaint at all? The initial 15-page letter first sent to  Cline  in February 2017 by Reetz-Laiolo's law firm Boies Schiller Flexner LLP might hold a clue: âWe believe [. . .] that it may be fruitful to engage in a confidential negotiation or mediation to determine whether our clients can reach a resolution with you rather than file our complaint â the letter states.  Cline 's argument doesn't mince words when concluding what the fruitful resolution that interests Reetz-Laiolo could turn out to be  stating his actions were "undoubtedly in the hope of a financial windfall."
One element that both parties can agree on:  Cline  did install spyware on  her  computer. According to  her  complaint   she  installed it while they were together because Reetz-Laiolo used it and  she  wanted to confirm his infidelity. Reetz-Laiolo's argument that  she  tracked his email address after selling him the laptop in 2013  after they were no longer together  hinges on the assumption that  she  somehow updated this software to allow  her  to remotely access it.
David Boies  the founder of the Boies Schiller Flexner firm  was named as an attorney in the February 2017 letter to  Cline   according to a New Yorker article on the firm  though his name does not appear in the complaint filed by Reetz-Laiolo. David Boies has also featured in another New Yorker article reporting that he and his firm worked for Harvey Weinstein to discredit women accusing Weinstein of rape. The early letter  according to the New Yorker  also claimed damages nearing $2 billion and  in a section titled âClineâs History of Manipulating Older Men â attempted to use her sexual history against her.
Emma Cline

Actress Elisabeth Moss  came under fire on social media for  her  involvement in the Church of Scientology following  her  feminist-driven acceptance speech at the Golden Globes on Sunday.
Moss  who won the award for Best Actress in a TV Series – Drama for  her  role in Hulu’s The Handmaid’s Tale  used  her  acceptance speech to rally in favor of women’s rights after a tumultuous year for an entertainment industry that has seen the downfall of dozens of prominent and powerful male figures.
“This is for Margaret Atwood and all the women who came before and after you who were brave enough to speak out against intolerance and injustice and to fight for equality and freedom in this world ”  Moss  said.
However many people were quick to criticize  Moss  for what they called hypocrisy  given that she is an active Scientologist — a religion accused of routinely silencing its members while restricting their freedoms.
 Elizabeth Moss  is a scientologist. #GoldenGlobes — your friend john (@johnsemley3000) January 8  2018
 Elizabeth Moss  is a Scientologist  a religion that actively silences women (see: Danny Masterson) while covering up their own faults  and they aggressively go after those who dare speak up against them. But   she 's wearing black in support of #TimesUp . So… ??? #GoldenGlobes — Yolanda Machado (@SassyMamainLA) January 8  2018
I like  Elizabeth Moss 's speech  but  she  belongs to a repressive cult doing the things  she 's railing against. — Jeremy Repanich (@racefortheprize) January 8  2018
Watching Scientologist  Elizabeth Moss  speak about "intolerance" is equally sad and amusing. — Kira (@RealKiraDavis) January 8  2018
Moss has previously claimed  her  faith gives  her  personal stability but has also criticized the church for its “rampant homophobia.”
“Personal freedom is a very important concept in my religion  and I translate that to sexual orientation ”  she  said in an interview with ABC.
“If we’re all supposed to have the right to the life that we want to lead  then that should apply to the gay community. There isn’t really any dogma or scripture  yes or no  right or wrong on that particular subject in my church ”  she  added.
“I think until there is complete pay for women  I don’t think that we’re out of the dark ”  she  said in a 2015 interview with InStyle.
“The great thing that’s happening now is there’s such a resurgence in girls  in youth culture ”  she  continued. “Of women kind of recognizing what feminism is again. Of taking ownership of feminism again. Of not being ashamed of it. There’s sort of this new wave of feminism that I’ve seen happen over the last decade. And I think it’s fantastic.”

Elisabeth Moss