Damares vê ameaça à educação em escândalos do PT
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Taylor Lorenz has somehow gotten even crazier.
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Can Austrian economics use mathematical axioms?
Where’s the line? Are any valid axioms allowed or do I have to restrict my use to certain subsets when doing an analysis? An example, because I don’t know if I’m asking the question well: If you have a group of people, they must all perform better, worse, or the same as each other individually. If you break them into two groups, those groups must also perform better, worse, or the same as each other. The more groups […]
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Zimbabwean Whites Are Getting Reparations
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Market Meltdown: Dan Wantrobski on Bear Market, Recession Risks, and More
With James J. Puplava, CFP®, CTS™, CES™, CIS™, CFS™, CAS™, CSS™, FPWM™ Apr 4, 2025 – Tariffs triggered a market meltdown this week. Dan Wantrobski at Janney Montgomery Scott joins Financial Sense Newshour to provide his macro and technical outlook on the markets with institutional shake-ups, frothy US valuations…
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Will the ‘Abundance’ Agenda Make California Great Again?
Up until the 1970s, California was a state known for its commitment to boundless opportunities, with the Edmund G. “Pat” Brown governorship reflective of the can-do spirit that drew people here from across the world. Given the degree to which modern California is noted for its ineffectiveness, wastefulness, and regulatory sclerosis, it’s difficult to imagine a California that took its Golden State moniker seriously. Brown “envisioned a future in which economic growth would be driven by a network […]
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Requiem Aeternam: Pope Francis (1936–2025)
On behalf of our colleagues, families, and friends at the Acton Institute in the United States and Rome, we express our heartfelt sorrow and the pledge of our prayers for the eternal repose of the soul of Pope Francis, the 266th Supreme Pontiff of the Universal Church, who passed away today at the age of 88 during the 13th year of his papacy, which began March 13, 2013. Continue Reading…
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“Tinder Backgrounds” to Appear in Georgia Law Review
Dating apps continue to make headlines for how little protection they provide against repeat violent offenders and arguably enable them. I have a law review article entitled “Tinder Backgrounds” that is forthcoming in the Georgia Law Review (and whose draft is available here) trying to address this issue. Here is the abstract: In an era in which dating apps have become the primary matchmaker for millions of Americans, the lack of basic safety requirements for these platforms is […]
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Feds Can’t Regulate “Ideological Diversity” at Schools Like Harvard
Walter Olson No civil rights law on the books requires “viewpoint diversity” in university admissions or hiring or creates a protected class of students or faculty based on ideological views. No law of any sort entitles the federal government to reach into private universities to restructure their governance and disciplinary procedures to “improve [their] viewpoint diversity and end ideological capture”—whatever that means—or to require college brass to intervene to restructure named departments and schools that federal overseers designate […]
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Virtual Fencing Can Help Buffalo Roam and Antelope Play
“Oh, give me a home, where the buffalo roam, where the deer and the antelope play,” goes the venerable Western folk song “Home on the Range.” Fences strung throughout the western United States to corral cattle and other livestock, however, block buffalo from roaming and restrict the play of deer and antelope. The deployment of virtual fencing may free wildlife to prance unfettered by barbed wire across the vast landscapes of the American West. Ranchers will also benefit […]
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