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Coffee Break: Armed Madhouse – Misguided Marines

The Marine Corps’ new Pacific island strategy, articulated in its Force Design 2030 planning documents, envisions small units deployed across the Pacific island chain, armed

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What a lovely Little Lady! Kent animal sanctuary announces birth of sweet snow leopard cub Daily Mail (Li) Size Matters: Study Reveals Snow Leopards Hunt

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Andrew Cuomo counting on Trump’s support against Mamdani

Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo appears to be counting on support from President Donald Trump in the New York mayoral election. Cuomo is doing

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James Galbraith: From the Fossil-Fuel Civilization Into …? Economics Gets a Biophysical Reality Check

Yves here. This is a terrific talk in which James Galbraith, recapping his work in Entropy Economics, explains how the foundations of economics are fundamentally

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The Trump Route in the Southern Caucasus: Setting Events in Motion 

The US has successfully weaseled its way into the South Caucasus with the Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity (TRIPP), a catchy Nobel-begging rename

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‘Disaster in the Making’: Trump to Open 401(k)s to Crypto, Private Equity Vultures

Yves here. Private equity has been trying for many years to get their products sold to retail investors. Trump has greatly lowered the bar with

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Economists Wake Up to West’s Trade and Technology Dependence on China

Yves here. Even though my rewritten headline to a VoxEU piece (originally Risks in the new international trade landscape) may seem surprising, you’ll see that

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Coffee Break: COVID-19 and Cancer, NIH Weaponized Against the People, Consciousness, AI and the Internet, and Famine

Part the First: How Do You Awaken Sleeping Cancer Cells.  Short answer: Inflammation.  Speaking from experience, anyone who have ever been treated successfully for cancer

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The Post-Pandemic Disinflation: Low Sacrifice, High Prices

Yves here. It may surprise most readers to learn that central bankers consider themselves to have done a tremendously good job in combating the Covid-induced