After the European Elections: Fiscal Policy is the Elephant in the Room
Fiscal pressures are set to intensify battles among shifting European leadership groups as to how much to spend and on what.
Read more...Fiscal pressures are set to intensify battles among shifting European leadership groups as to how much to spend and on what.
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Read more...The Heritage Project 2025 plan is a program for the next president to roll back rights in US and abroad – including draft policies
Read more...Yet another round of (nicely) trying to shake some sense into climate change remedy optimists.
Read more...What will a future Zeitgeist historian think?
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Read more...In “The Occasional Human Sacrifice,” Carl Elliott notes that those who expose medical wrongdoings are hardly heroes.
Read more...On the romance of being you own boss.
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Read more...A cogent discussion of the complex, accelerating legitimacy crisis masked by bleats about “defending our democracy”
Read more...A discussion of film, even films about death, will hopefully come as a distraction from turbulent news.
Read more...Could there be a tiny silver lining in the Israel genocide in Gaza?
Read more...Energy and climate sustainability are hopium. However, it may be possible to preserve a semblance of our techno-driven civilization.
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