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The decisions are centered on concerns about a rare type of brain clot.
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Here’s how this unprecedented restriction will backfire.
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Summers makes a solid argument, on Keynesian grounds alone, that the proposed $1.9 trillion spending bill is much too large.
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The popular progressive talking point about the Scandinavian dream glosses over a few things.
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Some Preliminary Thoughts on the Texas Electricity Meltdown
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Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced the ending of the statewide coronavirus mask mandate during an event in Lubbock, Texas. The mandate went into effect in July and required all Texans to wear a mask covering the mouth and nose while in public places.
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Eliminating or reforming Section 230 would more likely strengthen the biggest internet players, rather than hobble them.
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The only way to boost wages is to boost worker productivity.
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Temperatures in the state fell as low as 0 degrees Fahrenheit earlier this week, causing widespread disruption. Thermal energy sources, including gas, coal and nuclear energy were all affected due in part to frozen instruments.
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Bitcoin could very well be the future of money. But its ultimate test still lies ahead.