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Nov 21 2022
Perspectives Blog
When There are Many Twitters
From the CenterIt’s fairly rare when the week after an election produces more news than the election itself. But let’s take a look back at the week that just concluded:
Last Tuesday night, only seven days after Election Day 2022, former President Donald Trump declared his candidacy for his party’s 2024 nomination. The following day, House Republicans officially secured their 218th
Dan SchnurMar 24 2022
News
Dozens Of Men Got Sick During A Secret Training Exercise At A Nuclear Site In 1991. They're Still Fighting For Answers.
The secret government training exercise started off as planned: Dozens of special agents transporting dangerous nuclear cargo by truck responded to a simulated attack.
Then the coughing began.
After wading neck-deep through a creek in pursuit of the mock attackers, Tim Lamey suddenly got dizzy and started coughing so hard he could barely breathe.
Another agent, Farmer
BuzzFeed NewsMar 03 2022
News
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey says he won't run for Senate
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey has closed the door on mounting a U.S. Senate campaign, rebuffing pressure from some national Republicans to enter the race to challenge Democratic incumbent Senator Mark Kelly.
"These days, if you're going to run for public office, you have to really want the job," Ducey said in an email to donors explaining his decision. "Right now I have the job I want,
CBS News (Online)May 23 2022
News
Smallpox Vaccine Enters Wider Production Amid Monkeypox Outbreak
Danish vaccine maker Bavarian Nordic A/S is making more of a smallpox vaccine typically stockpiled in case of biological warfare, as governments seek doses that also offer protection against monkeypox amid an unusual outbreak around the world.
Monkeypox, a viral illness that is only rarely detected outside of Africa, has been reported in recent weeks in at least 17 countries including
Wall Street Journal (News)Nov 13 2020
Opinion
You Can't End the Pandemic Without Freezers and Factories
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Pfizer Inc.’s vaccine news this week offered the first real hope that the pandemic nightmare won’t last forever. The industrial sector will play a key role in turning that hope into a reality. In fact, it already is.
BloombergApr 01 2022
News
Ukraine Negotiations To Resume, Europe Faces Russia Gas Deadline
European buyers of Russian gas faced a deadline to start paying in roubles on Friday, while negotiations aimed at ending the five-week war were set to resume even as Ukraine braced for further attacks in the south and east.
Ukrainian authorities were hoping to evacuate more residents from the besieged southern port of Mariupol on Friday after Russia agreed to open a humanitarian
International Business TimesFeb 01 2022
News
A school sitcom, now? ‘Abbott Elementary’ makes its case.
Debuting a comedy about a school right now could be fraught. But “Abbott Elementary” has caught the attention of viewers and educators who are drawn to the messages at the sitcom’s heart.
“Abbott Elementary” is about halfway through its first season, and the comedy is earning praise from both viewers and teachers. That’s saying something, given that there isn’t much to laugh about in
Christian Science MonitorApr 29 2022
Background
Why the Sustainable Investment Craze Is Flawed
The financial industry has spotted an opportunity to make money by helping people feel good about themselves. Despite claims to the contrary, these investments don’t do much to make the world a better place.
ESG funds, as they are known, promise to invest in companies with better environmental, social and governance attributes, to save the planet, improve worker conditions or, in the
Wall Street Journal (Opinion)Aug 29 2021
Opinion
Mexico’s Misguided Lawsuit against American Gun Companies
Mexican officials, assisted by the gun-control group Brady United, filed a lawsuit against several U.S.-based firearm manufacturers alleging that these companies encouraged gun trafficking into Mexico. Mexico seeks $10 billion in damages and injunctive relief. They claim the firearm manufacturers are responsible for the rampant crime, corruption, and uncontrolled murders being committed in
National Review (News)Jan 16 2022
News
U.S. intel suggests Russia is preparing a 'false-flag' operation as pretext for Ukraine invasion
The U.S. has information that the Russian government is planning a "false-flag" operation to rationalize an invasion of Ukraine, a government official said Friday.
"We have information that indicates Russia has already pre-positioned a group of operatives to conduct a false-flag operation in eastern Ukraine. The operatives are trained in urban warfare and in using explosives to carry
NBC News (Online)