The Supreme Court Friday overturned the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision that established a constitutional right to an abortion. States are once again free to impose their own arbortion restrictions, including outright bans.
Read more...Wimbledon bans Russian athletes from this years tournamentnt. Other than virtue-signalling, what did its organisers hope to achieve?
Read more...Yves here. I hate to come off as a knee-jerk skeptic, but I question some of the premises of the post. First, Neuberger states, without a link to a study, that most people think solving crimes is the most uncontroversial/important thing police do (his statement about the popular view of the role of crime solving […]
Read more...How companies are adding to inflationary pressures by increasing prices when not warranted by costs.
Read more...An energy upgrade to your house will often produce other bennies!
Read more...The World Bank and its partners “argue that investing in digital ID systems is paving the road to an equitable digital future.” But instead “they may well be paving a digital road to hell.”
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Read more...After pretenses that it might be more solicitous towards people, as opposed to big companies, the WTO followed the money masters.
Read more...If it doesn’t pull back on its interference with Russian shipments, Lithuania is set to get whacked for messing with Kaliningrad.
Read more...Yves here. This using Nigeria as a forecast for the US is hyperbolic, since even if Roe v. Wade is overruled or narrowed, it then becomes a states-rights matter, and quite a few states will allow for abortions and many are likely to strengthen their laws. Moreover, laws by states to criminalize abortions and facilitating […]
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Read more...The reintroduction of the long-lived, highly social condor has offered insight into the importance of parenting in the species.
Read more...A rosy-seeming view of how Ukraine’s economy is faring.
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