Assisted Suicide Laws Increase Suicide Rates, Especially Among Women
A study on an important new legal right in some states, assisted suicide, suffers from a glaring methodological flaw.
Read more...A study on an important new legal right in some states, assisted suicide, suffers from a glaring methodological flaw.
Read more...As Europe’s energy crisis deepens in the East, relations are souring between the EU’s fourth largest economy, Spain, and its largest natural gas supplier, Algeria. Once again, the US has played a major role in escalating tensions.
Read more...More on the sorry state of US public schools and how they got there.
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Read more...First we had “shots in arms.” Now we have “pills in mouths.”
Read more...Overall, the literature on climate-induced migration suggests that people are moving already because of climate change and that increasing numbers will do so in the future, either voluntarily or not.
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Read more...The UNDRR presents a drastic rethink of the approach to diaster risk reduction. Alas, current leaders and elites aren’t up to the task.
Read more...One day after Elon Musk took over Twitter, a top European regulator gave the world’s richest man a “reality check” about how they will respond if he loosens the platform’s content moderation policies.
Read more...Ample biodiversity fosters ecotourism, provided it is paired with access to good infrastructure. Both factors are necessary to attract tourists.
Read more...~ Today’s Water Cooler: Open Thread ~
Read more...Press coverage of Christian Smalls and the Amazon Labor Union, now and in the future.
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