Ohio Court Strikes Down Categorical Prohibition on Gun Possession by People Under Indictment

Ohio Court Strikes Down Categorical Prohibition on Gun Possession by People Under Indictment

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An excerpt from Friday’s long decision in State v. Brown, written by Ohio Court of Appeals Judge Pierre Bergeron, joined by Judge Jennifer Kinsley: In 2023, a grand jury indicted Mr. Brown on one count of robbery …. The court released Mr. Brown on bond with an electronic monitoring unit (“EMU”) ankle monitor, but it did not place any restrictions on his ability to possess a firearm. During a home visit by the EMU team, they located a […]

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Review: The Radicals Who Tried To Kill Gerald Ford

Review: The Radicals Who Tried To Kill Gerald Ford

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In September 1975, two California women each tried unsuccessfully to assassinate President Gerald Ford. The podcast Rip Current examines both women’s stories, plus the radical politics of a counterculture whose desperate last gasps informed their worldviews. Lynette “Squeaky” Fromme, a 26-year-old Charles Manson disciple, tried to shoot Ford in Sacramento, but her gun misfired. Sara Jane Moore, a 45-year-old housewife who had gotten in too deep with radicals, fired at Ford in San Francisco 17 days later, but a bystander […]

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Meme sugere que o real ganhará um novo animal nas cédulas: o ‘já vali’

Meme sugere que o real ganhará um novo animal nas cédulas: o ‘já vali’

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A desvalorização do real em relação à alta do dólar gerou grande repercussão nas redes sociais, e resultou em uma série de memes e comentários bem-humorados. Muitos internautas usaram a criatividade para lidar com a situação, e transformaram a notícia econômica em motivo de piada. + Leia mais notícias de Política em Oeste No Instagram, publicações ironizaram o cenário atual. Uma das brincadeiras que ganhou destaque sugeriu que o real passaria a estampar um novo símbolo animal em […]

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Will 2025 be the Year of AI Workers?

Will 2025 be the Year of AI Workers?

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Ryan Bourne A big challenge in writing about economics in Britain is the urge to analyse everything through a political lens. Macroeconomic weakness gets ascribed overwhelmingly to the tax and spending policies of governments. If an industry falters, we invariably blame ministers and shout for them to “do something”. Quite often, we talk up the state of the public finances as if they alone define the country’s economic health. , Sound government budgeting matters, obviously, but in the […]

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Some texts which address many impoverishment (price inflation) apologia arguments. Gladly give feedback to them! I want them to be as strong as possible.

Some texts which address many impoverishment (price inflation) apologia arguments. Gladly give feedback to them! I want them to be as strong as possible.

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Table of content “But The Experts™ think that price deflation is bad!” The inflation and deflation terms have been revised by the Keynesian revolution to sow confusion “Price Inflation” vs “Price Deflation” corresponds to “Impoverishment” vs “Enrichment”, by definition Why price deflation is just unambigiously good; 1$ for 1 year’s worth of food as an implication of high durable non-price-fixing price deflation caused by increased efficiency in production and in distribution / elaborations on “abundance-induced price deflation” “But […]

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