Court Strikes Down Controversial NLRB Poster Requirement  This
issue has been kicked back and forth in the court system in the
last couple of years. There finally appears to be some closure,
much to the relief of America's business community. The Hill
reports:           NLRB Keeps Charging Ahead Blindly  In the
regulatory mess that is Washington today, the leader of the
ridiculous pack just might be the National Labor Relations
Board.  With union membership continuing to decline to
historically low levels, the NLRB has apparently determined it
will do whatever it can to help slow the erosion. It has
shown no pretense of fairness in its decisions over the past
four years with its rulings also often having major impacts on
non-union employers.  In January, a U.S. Court of Appeals threw
out three of President Obama's NLRB appointees, raising
questions about the legality of recent rulings. Those same
people have now been renominated by the President, so the drama
continues.  The latest partisan action regards uni