Merve Pehlivan explores the different reasons increasing numbers of women are choosing not to stay covered
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Ryan Grim and guests discuss Turkey’s upcoming election, Imran Khan’s arrest in Pakistan, and recent airstrikes on Gaza.
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Hugh Pope reports from the provincial Turkish town of Kumluca ahead of an election which is predicted to oust President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan from power
The Prime Minister's attempt to stop the clock on social progress is backfiring as Britain becomes increasingly tolerant and open-minded, reports Adam Bienkov
. Simpson’s paradox is an interesting paradox in itself, but it also highlights a deficiency in the traditional econometric approach towards causality. Say you have 1000 observations on men and an equal amount of observations on women applying for admission to university studies, and that 70% of men are admitted, but only 30% of women. […]
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May 12th, 2023: I am leaving BC today, so once again I get to use my favour In our COLOR issue, we asked The Nib’s Inkwell members. Illustrated by Maki Naro.
America gets an injection of pure Trump.
The cultural legacy of Bruno Schulz.
My organization, the Open Earth Foundation, started a kind of book club a few months ago. For the first event, we read through the IPCC’s 6th report on climate change. We enjoyed the conversation so much, we decided to continue the practice monthly. We missed a month, so I picked a book that I thought … Continue reading Speed and Scale
Understanding the effects of monetary policy and its communication is crucial for a central bank. This paper explores a new approach to identifying the effects of monetary policy using high-frequency data around monetary policy decisions and other announcements that allows us to explore different facets of monetary policy, specifically: current policy action; signalling or forward guidance about future rates; and the effect on uncertainty and term premia. The approach provides an intuitive lens through which to understand how policy and its communication affected expectations for rates and risks during certain historical periods, and more generally.
Time for a drink Have I mentioned that the GOP is shameless? House Republicans passed a symbolic bill Thursday that would clamp down on unemployment insurance fraud. And one of the bill’s sponsors, Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.), demonstrated the need for the legislation by getting indicted for unemployment insurance fraud this week. You cannot make this stuff up.
Once again war is ripping apart the lives of millions. A capital city is under bombardment, dead bodies litter the streets while hospitals and markets burn. It has been left to ordinary people to organise medical supplies, find water and food and risk their lives under fire to keep basic infrastructure going. The post IST statement on the war in Sudan appeared first on Solidarity Online. MPs lambast the Cabinet Office for failing to get a grip over security vetting for top civil servants and putting national security at risk, reports David Hencke
By Lisa Ling, Sarah Cords: The Progressive
Whistleblowers like Reality Winner and Daniel Hale acted on principle; the same can't be said for alleged Pentagon leaker Jack Teixeira.
But sure, bring back Orange Julius Caesar Job satisfaction hit a 36-year high in 2022, reflecting two effects of the tight pandemic labor market: The quality of jobs improved as wages and work flexibility increased, and workers moved into positions that were a better fit. Last year, 62.3% of U.S. workers said they were satisfied with their jobs, according to new data from the Conference Board, up from 60.2% in 2021 and 56.8% in 2020. The business-research organization polled workers on 26 aspects of work, and found that people were most content with their commutes, their co-workers, the physical environment of their workplace and job security. Among the happiest workers: people who voluntarily switched jobs during the pandemic and individuals working in hybrid roles with a mix of in-person and remote work. Men’s satisfaction was higher than women’s in every component, especially in areas such as leave policies, bonus plans, promotions, communication and organizational culture.
Miles below the ocean’s surface, should the old rules still apply? The post The Challenge of Deep-Sea Taxonomy appeared first on Nautilus. THE New Orleans street music inspired William Street band is back at Coffs Harbour’s King Tide Brewery, performing live in the lounge on Saturday 20 May, from 7pm ‘til late. The five-piece band, with four horn players and a drummer, are all Coffs Coast locals; three members living in Coffs and two from Bellingen, who... The post New Orleans inspired William Street Band hit King Tide stage appeared first on News Of The Area. COFFS Harbour based music and art festival STORYLAND continues to announce new and exciting facets of the day which is shaping up to be so much more than what you would expect from your usual festival. Much of this excitement and buzz can be credited to the festival’s carefully chosen and highly decorated creative directors... The post Meet ZAKPAGE, creative directors of STORYLAND appeared first on News Of The Area. MEL Rullis from Victor Rullis Funerals is hosting her first Biggest Morning Tea for the Cancer Council, holding the flashy and fun affair at Jetty Beach House on Sunday 28 May from 10.30am to 1pm. “Join us for an epic morning of good friends, good food and good fun,” Mel told News Of The Area.... The post Join Coffs Harbour’s Biggest Morning Tea with the Rullis family appeared first on News Of The Area. | ||
