2:00PM Water Cooler 11/15/2024
~ Politics, syndemics; New Covid charts: No bad news; Adolph Reed makes another call; Blame Cannons: The Democrat’s “leftward” turn; Boeing puts a finance guy on the board, layoffs ~
Read more...~ Politics, syndemics; New Covid charts: No bad news; Adolph Reed makes another call; Blame Cannons: The Democrat’s “leftward” turn; Boeing puts a finance guy on the board, layoffs ~
Read more...Yet another example of EPA underperformance, here on the plastics pollution front.
Read more...The USMCA trade agreement, now in its fifth year of existence and up for renegotiation next year, is looking increasingly frail.
Read more...Trump and his loyalists intend to deliver major changes to US politics. But how realistic is that promise?
Read more...On the considerable upset about RFK, Jr.’s nomination to head HHS.
Read more...~ Today’s Water Cooler: Politics, syndemics; Trump transition: Biden meeting, Gabbard, Gaetz; Deploy the Blame Cannons! Democrat suicide? Boeing layoffs; “Is the Love Song Dying?” ~
Read more...A discussion of what BRICS might be when it grows up and what that could mean for the EU
Read more...The Wall Street Journal shows how Medicare Advantage plans curb care to sick seniors, leading many to switch to traditional Medicare
Read more...One of Trump’ inflation-cutting plans, more shale production to lower energy prices, is not going to get strong uptake from the industry.
Read more...An awfully hopeful take on what Trump might do about America’s “forever wars”.
Read more...~ Today’s Water Cooler: Politics, Syndemics; Trump DOD pick Hegseth; Thomas Frank has risen from the grave; Deploy the Blame Cannons Boeing layoffs, DEI axed; Sun Slated To Be Dimmed by Tech Bros ~
Read more...US defenses of Israel, this time by pretending the genocidal state is not blocking Gaza aid, are ever more infuriating and lame.
Read more...EU set to double down on vassalage to US, which is causing its problems in the first place.
Read more...Who’d have thunk it? The notion that foreign aid might be self-interested looks to novel, at least among economists.
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