Germany to Keep Three Nuclear Plants Going Past Old Shut-Down Date to Alleviate Energy Crunch
Germany looks a wee bit desperate as it suddendly moves to keep three nuclear reactors in producion that were set for shutdown
Read more...Germany looks a wee bit desperate as it suddendly moves to keep three nuclear reactors in producion that were set for shutdown
Read more...Social Security is so popular that an overwhelming majority wants more. But that’s apparently one of the nice things we can’t have.
Read more...A careful examination of CDC’s data collection on monkeypox transmission.
Read more...The US is still escalanting with China over Taiwan. And China most assuredly is keeping score.
Read more...As toxic as political discourse has become, it seems almost quaint that a little over a decade ago, many social scientists were hopeful that by allowing political leaders and citizens to talk directly to one another, nascent social media platforms would improve a relationship tarnished by distrust.
Read more...Did Joe Manchin sneak an EV poison pill of sorts into the just-passed climate legislation?
Read more...Supporters of cutting carbon emissions to tackle global warming have long struggled against advocates of climate-change adaptation strategies
Read more...Protestors in Brazil want to change the government, end neo-fascism, and ensure Constitutional rights.
Read more...Why consumers might have to reconcile themselves to much disliked nuclear energy as less bad than other options.
Read more...A high-level description of the empty bag known as the Inflation Reduction Act’s drug price controls.
Read more...More on the EU upset over Italy’s move to the right, like the expected success of Brothers of Italy (Fratelli d’Italia) in Sept. elections.
Read more...How China rescued bin Salman and leveraged that relationship into a deal that advances China’s aim of making the kingdom a client state.
Read more...A case study of why voters are inclinded to stick with office-holders well past their sell-by dates.
Read more...Union organizers are making headway, as measured by the more-aggressive cororate efforts to hobble them.
Read more...The Financial Times reports that private equity investors are running for the exits as CalPERS plans to pile on.
Read more...