Today’s world is fuelling a craving to be truly seen by another – and that’s exactly what AI therapists can’t ever deliver
- by Wasseem El Sarraj
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Trump carried out regime change without a change of regime in Venezuela. Time will tell what that means for the country.
The post Trump Wanted to Replicate His Venezuela “Success” in Iran. What Has It Even Looked Like? appeared first on The Intercept.
The White House had said all the thousands of people arrested were “dangerous criminal” immigrants.
The post Two-Thirds of People Arrested by ICE in Minnesota Surge Had No Criminal Records, New Data Reveals appeared first on The Intercept.
The destruction of parts of two universities in Iran fits with Israel’s M.O. of crippling countries’ ability to rebuild.
The post What Would We All Say If Iran Razed MIT Because of Military-Related Research? appeared first on The Intercept.
You may remember when Iraq said “Americans must remove all troops from Iraq” and the US said “who cares what you think?” Well, right now the Iraq resistance is removing all American troops from Iraq. They can’t defend their bases and even had to beg for a truce to remove troops. But the real problem […]
An analysis by The Intercept reveals that the “peace” president has embroiled the U.S. in more than 20 military interventions, armed conflicts, and wars.
The post Trump’s Secret Wars on the World Keep Expanding appeared first on The Intercept.
After Republicans sunsetted extended federal subsidies, Obamacare enrollees owe 57 percent more for their monthly premiums.
Mallory McMorrow assumes voters will never look to see how — or whether — she actually used her influence.
Spending a beautiful afternoon with my lovely daughters, Linnea and Tora.
Warner Bros. Discovery's Casey Bloys responded to the rumors that HBO/HBO was interested in a co-production deal for Doctor Who.
Panic attacks can be terrifying. To manage them, learn which thoughts to embrace and which ones to counter
- Video by Dr Julie
When Princeton University asked two directors to produce a marketing video, it became a work of art – and a time capsule
- by Aeon Video
ADHD isn’t merely a dysfunction. It’s best understood as an impulsive motivational drive for novel information
- by Anne-Laure Le Cunff
Her science revealed that trees look after one another in the forest. Now, Suzanne Simard says, the only way to save the Earth is to put Indigenous ecological knowledge first
- by Erica Gies
Before Trump’s war in Iran and invasion of Venezuela, there was Reagan’s Iran-Contra scheme.
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March 30th, 2026: Hey, I've got a store - perhaps some DINOSAUR COMICS MERCHANDISE would interest you?? – I propose identifying structural vector autoregressions using 'shock-percentile' restrictions. These restrictions require the realisation of a structural shock in a selected episode to lie in the tail of the shock's historical distribution, representing the belief that a relatively large shock has occurred. I argue that shock-percentile restrictions are an attractive alternative to imposing numeric bounds on shock magnitudes, which are difficult to credibly elicit. Simulations demonstrate the potential for shock-percentile restrictions to provide identifying information. In two empirical applications, I exploit shock-percentile restrictions to disentangle the relationship between uncertainty and real activity, and to sharpen identification of the macroeconomic effects of US monetary policy.
Week-end Wrap – Political Economy – March 29, 2026 by Tony Wikrent Tell Your State To Pass This No-ICE-At-Our-Precincts Model Law. Now. Josh Marshall, March 27, 2026 [Talking Points Memo] I found a piece of model legislation published on March 9th by the Brennan Center. War Plans, Platforms And Projectiles — The longer-term meaning of the Iran war. […]
Aside from Russell T. Davies getting sacked, Christopher Eccleston laid out an interesting condition that would bring him "back like a shot."
The weaknesses of social-scientific normativism are obvious. The basic assumptions refer to idealized action under pure maxims; no empirically substantive lawlike hypotheses can be derived from them. Either it is a question of analytic statements recast in deductive form or the conditions under which the hypotheses derived could be definitively falsified are excluded under ceteris […]
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