We may not be tastier, but just more abundant these days
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High-tech radar technology offers an unprecedented look at escaping ice speeds on Greenland and Antarctica
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“It’s a milestone in solar physics”
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Illustrator Luís Calçada walks a fine line between scientific truth and imagination
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If you lead with fear, they may respond with their own fearful behaviors
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If you've been hoping that the David Tennant and Olivia Colman-starring Broadchurch would return, Chris Chibnall is putting that to rest.
Sarah Munson and Callum Ashworth In recent years, retail investors’ demand for UK government bonds (gilts) has increased, marking a change in the composition of market participants. The growth of retail investors, comprised of individuals managing their own portfolios, has been a global phenomenon (Foxall et al (2025)). But what’s driving this change, and what … Continue reading Retail investors’ participation in the gilt market
Forty-year growth periods may have given them a leg up in dominating their ecosystems
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The ancient institution shaped education as we know it today
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Today’s blog post is a little different to my usual posts because I am writing it as a writer rather than as an economist. I write tens of thousands of words every year and have done so for many years. People have asked me whether I enjoy spending my time in that way, given that…
Five Republican senators had voted to advance a war powers resolution on Venezuela. After Trump went berserk, the final vote narrowly failed.
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A new technology could help scientists answer an old question
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And their meaning has shifted over millennia
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Europa’s seafloor might be “too quiet” to support life
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Trump says Greenland is defended by dog sleds (true). But under royal decree, Denmark’s small military presence must put up a fight if attacked.
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Doctor Who Showrunner Russell T. Davies breaks down why the first season of the hockey drama Heated Rivalry is "absolutely excellent."
Justice Democrats is endorsing Claire Valdez, a socialist with the backing of Mayor Zohran Mamdani and UAW President Shawn Fain.
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The federal government is openly embracing white nationalist online content — including in a recruitment post after Jonathan Ross killed Renee Good.
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Letitia James said Betar U.S. would close its New York operations after an investigation found a pattern of biased harassment and violence against Arabs, Muslims, and others.
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With my veganism and other important belief systems in my life, I've decided that being imperfect is better than abandoning my morals altogether.
This is a thread for comments on how to prepare for bad times. All off-topic comments will be deleted. The thread will be re-upped occasionally so that resources can build over time. (I’m going to bring this back to the top at least once a month, maybe more, so people can read the old advice […]
Complaints about civilians killed or injured in the U.S. attack on Venezuela are instead being handled by the Pentagon directly.
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