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. As Cartwright convincingly argues, although economics produces knowledge, it is only partial — knowledge that is useful in specific contexts but not universally generalizable. Mainstream economics certainly aspires to be an exact science, but if it is to be considered as such, it only applies to the ‘small worlds’ that economists know how to […]
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As Trump regulators pull back from cracking down on data brokers, a new Incogni survey reveals even high-powered executives are at risk.
UnitedHealth Group’s investors were profiting from its high denial rates. Now, they’re suing to ensure that doesn’t change.
From all of us here at Bank of Money, Happy Pride!
Though if anyone asks, you didn’t hear that from us. We’re straight now.
We know that may come as a surprise after the past ten years of emphasizing all the money we’ve donated to LGBTQIA+ orgs, taking up increasingly more space in the parade with our float, and having the bank’s twitter account flirt with Lil Nas X. But we’d now like to clarify that we’re only into one-man, one-woman stuff.
We will be pulling our Platinum Sponsorship from this year’s Pride weekend. Sure, it’ll cost the festival hundreds of thousands of dollars on short notice, but you wouldn’t want a cishet bank there, would you? We’re cis now too.
Just think of this shift like the morning we change our LinkedIn profile from our rainbow logo back to our regular one. It’s always July 1 now at Bank of Money.
No government in recent history has produced so little new legislation - yet the damage caused is immense, writes Chris Keulemans
Trump’s plan for a national statue garden could get built on sacred Native land currently held by a wealthy South Dakota mining family.
The post Trump Could Use Sacred Native Land for a Monument to… Christopher Columbus appeared first on The Intercept.
Trump plays the working-class hero while Democrats cling to corporate donors. David Sirota, Jessica Washington, and Ilyse Hogue discuss how to turn the tide.
The post Democrats Hate Their Own Party. The People Can Take It Back. appeared first on The Intercept.
We in the theater world acknowledge that tickets to Broadway shows have become far too expensive. Thanks in part to A-listers pursuing the coveted T in their EGOT, producers have been able to price-gouge to new extremes, making theater inaccessible to most audiences. If you’re unwilling to shell out four figures to watch a movie star stumble through Shakespeare dialogue from the rear balcony, you’re fresh out of luck. That being said, we remain committed to looking like we care about our shows being accessible to all, which is why we’re proud to introduce several new affordable ticket options—for even our most penniless of patrons.
RUSH TICKETS
You like standing out in the cold? Well, have we got good news for you. If you arrive at the theater long before our box office staff does and wait in line outside, you might be able to snag some discounted rush tickets. How many are available? We’ll never tell.
Once a global icon embraced by the media and political elite, Greta Thunberg is now marginalized for speaking out against war, imperialism, and Israel’s assault on Gaza.
The post From Media Darling to Persona Non Grata: Greta Thunberg’s Journey appeared first on MintPress News.
Bought a T-shirt with Sylvia Rivera’s face
Spent $50 to hear heterosexuals sing at Pride
Walked quickly past the unhoused
Clutching my Telfar leaving my Tesla
I’m not a capitalist just look at this mustache
Touch on these muscles while I read Judith Butler
I tell you Pride was a riot started in New York in 1969
Even though PRIDE was a collective in Los Angeles that
Protested police brutality outside the Black Cat Tavern in 1967
Too many people are worried about their irrelevance
I’m just worried about how my ass looks on Insta
I mean ending poverty and prisons at my nonprofit
Today I feel more like a brand than a person
Sometimes I wish Marsha P Johnson could spit on these gays
Then I wonder if she would spit on me too
Sometimes I want her spit on me to go viral
But not like that
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Read other poems, plus interviews, advice columns, essays, reviews, and more over at The Believer.
Doctor Who: Unleashed - 20 Years in Wales host Steffan Powell teases the special, with Ncuti Gatwa, David Tennant, Billie Piper, and others.
“Last year, two mercurial billionaires formed a partnership and vowed to drive the country in a new direction. Donald Trump had the political power. Elon Musk had the money and social media might. But on Thursday, their union dissolved in remarkably public and rapid fashion, with the two men attacking each other over matters both significant and petty.” — New York Times
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If you’ve kept up with the Middle-earth media in the last few days, you’ve likely heard about the feud between me, Saruman the White, and the Dark Lord Sauron. You may have heard that Sauron rescinded my generous offer to supply Mordor with Uruk-hai reinforcements in exchange for $auronCoin. And that, in retaliation, I brought up his longstanding ties to Melkor and his dark deeds on the Island of Númenor. That is all true.
But please allow me to set the record straight. Yes, I was once in allegiance with the Dark Lord Sauron. But that alliance has ended. To tell you the truth, I always hated the guy.
In this lyrical meditation on freedom, Big D contemplates the mysterious, free world outside after four decades in prison
- Directed by Laura Tejero Núñez
As much as people struggle with not knowing, we live in an uncertain world – and there are advantages to embracing that
- by Jessica Alquist
- by James Read
Dona Bertarelli brings her intimate knowledge of the high seas to advocate for conserving ocean ecosystems
The post Hope Catches a Tailwind appeared first on Nautilus.