The Dark, Shady Past of Spain’s Likely Next Prime Minister, Alberto Núñez Feijóo
Spain’s general elections this Sunday (July 22) could be a milestone event — of the bad rather than good kind.
Read more...Spain’s general elections this Sunday (July 22) could be a milestone event — of the bad rather than good kind.
Read more...The Land of 10,000 Lakes has been widely celebrated for its supposedly worker-friendly legislation this year, but liberal Democrats headed for the exits when push came to shove.
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Read more...”How is it that we hear the loudest yelps for liberty among the drivers of Negroes?” –Dr. Samuel Johnson
Read more...~ Today’s Water Cooler: Open Thread ~
Read more...In 2021, OSHA initiated efforts “to consider a heat-specific workplace rule.” In the meantime, states and local governments are free to make their own rules, let workers fend for themselves, or even put workers at greater risk.
Read more...Lack of trust has both sides wanting the other to fulfill their end of bargain first.
Read more...What if we convert redundant office space to affordable living space or public housing and quit with the return-to-office pressure?
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Read more...Philosophy professor Jonathan Birch says the potential for conscious AI raises a host of moral concerns.
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