In an early blog post – Inflation targeting spells bad fiscal policy (October 15, 2009) – I outlined prior research that I had done on the issue of inflation targetting (IT). In my 2008 book with Joan Muysken – Full Employment abandoned – we provided further analysis on the issue. We found that there was…
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The president’s corruption is audaciously out in the open, but decades of letting the wealthy play by their own rules enabled him.
The post Liberal Elites Kicked the Door Wide Open for Trump’s Flagrant Corruption appeared first on The Intercept.
An essay by the legal scholar Aziz Huq, who teaches at the University of Chicago — the very university where Fraenkel completed his book — recently appeared in the magazine The Atlantic … That is the insidious aspect of the construction of the dual state: it organises the suppression of dissent, yet leaves the great […]
Trump ended deportation protections for South Sudanese immigrants, prioritized asylum for white South Africans, and threatened to invade Nigeria. It’s all part of the Christian nationalist playbook.
The post How Christian Nationalism Is Shaping Trump’s Foreign Policy Toward Africa appeared first on The Intercept.
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A look at why every Doctor Who companion is metaphorically Carole Ann Ford's granddaughter, Susan Foreman, and how that's impacted the show.
Newly discovered vessels may be key to flushing waste away from our brains
The post The Brain’s Hidden Drain appeared first on Nautilus.
Killer whales divulge more of their private lives with never-before-seen images of a wild birth and gruesome hunts
The post Orcas Giveth and Orcas Taketh Away appeared first on Nautilus.
The stock market bubble inflated by AI hype since late 2022 might finally be popping. If this week’s reversals turn into a sustained downtown, analysts might look back at the actions of tech executives and Trump adminstration figures this week as the straw that finally broke the camel’s back. The warnings have been coming for […]
These extraterrestrial treks make Mount Everest look like an anthill
The post Visit Our Solar System’s Tallest Mountains appeared first on Nautilus.
The U.S. claims it is engaged in “armed conflict” with Tren de Aragua, Ejército de Liberación Nacional, and Cártel de los Soles, among others.
The post Trump Has a Secret List of 24 “Designated Terrorist Organizations.” We Got Some of the Names. appeared first on The Intercept.
But can this make a dent in Earth’s plastic crisis?
The post Some Bacteria Have Evolved the Ability to Degrade Plastic appeared first on Nautilus.
Scientists might have finally uncovered the origins of bold streaks on the Red Planet’s surface
The post A Martian Mystery May Finally Be Solved appeared first on Nautilus.
The message behind the government shutdown is loud and clear: Hunger is acceptable collateral damage in service of Trump’s agenda.
The post The President Is Perfectly Fine If You Starve appeared first on The Intercept.
As Russia moves to supply Venezuela with hypersonic missiles, Washington faces growing defiance across Latin America. Colombia and Mexico lead regional resistance to U.S. aggression as Trump’s new Cold War threatens to ignite the Caribbean.
The post Hypersonic Missiles, Imperial Wars, and Resistance: The New US-Russia Clash in Latin America appeared first on MintPress News.
Behind the headlines of “civil war” and “tribal clashes,” Sudan’s collapse reveals a U.S.-engineered campaign of starvation, displacement, and proxy war led by Israel and the UAE to crush resistance and control Africa’s resources.
The post How The CIA & Mossad Set Up Sudan for Genocide since the 1990s appeared first on MintPress News.
Palestinian students learned remotely, with flickering internet, through two years of Israel’s genocide. Now universities need funding to rebuild.
The post Gaza’s Students Kept Studying Amid the Rubble. Now Universities Hope to Rebuild. appeared first on The Intercept.
Generative AI sheds new light on the underlying engines of metaphor, mood and reinvention in six decades of songs
- by Prashant Garg
Psychologists are discovering what’s going on when you do something you enjoy, but also feel weird or embarrassed about
- by LaCount ‘JJ’ Togans
Creativity flourishes when people cross borders—and when those borders blur through deep, human connection
The post To Be More Creative, Immigrate appeared first on Nautilus.
The pharmaceutical industry spent decades manipulating the country’s top drug regulator into rubber-stamping its products. The Trump administration is making matters worse.
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