Private equity greed knows no bounds: their nursing home acquisitions generated a “serious” rise in deaths and fall in other measures of care
Read more...We aren’t all that good at risk assessment.
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Read more...US police forces at a minimum set up the conditions that allowed for Malcolm X to be killed. How far does their culpability extend?
Read more...The airline biz is on track to being America’s biggest welfare queen.
Read more...Legal scholar Dina Srinivasan talks to INET’s Lynn Parramore about reining in Google and restoring fairness to a regulatory Wild West.
Read more...Some Republicans are not letting the crisis in Texas go to waste.
Read more...Labor-saving advances in artificial intelligence may undo the gains from globalization and pose new challenges for economic development
Read more...Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron may have outfoxed himself by joining a landmark case against grifting private equity moneybags.
Read more...Yves here. The collateral damage of the Texas power grid power failures is getting worse and worse. Extensive burst pipes now mean that 14 million (no typo) are without potable water. From the Wall Street Journal: More than 14 million people in Texas are without safe drinking water, as the fallout of a severe winter […]
Read more...Thomas Frank and Paul Jay discuss censorship by tech monopolies and changes in the political landscape of Kansas.
Read more...A discussion of election outcomes, using the Spanish flu as a case study.
Read more...The leader of the GameStop short squeeze, Keith Gill, should have anticipated that he was running legal risks as a securities professional.
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