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How Socialism Affects the Job Market
Recently, I asked Google’s BARD (Artificial Intelligence) what impact socialism would have on the job market. BARD had this to say: The impact of socialism…
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Clarence Thomas’ 38 Vacations:
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas’ decadeslong friendship with real estate tycoon Harlan Crow and Samuel Alito’s luxury travel with billionaire Paul Singer have raised questions…
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Climate Change – Reaching a Tipping Point?
According to a joint statement by the European Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) and the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), the first three weeks of July…
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Bribery or Lobbying
In an oligarchy like the United States, a political gift from a corporation or wealthy oligarch to a politician is not considered bribery, even though…
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Digging into Campaign Finance Records
by Niki Kelly, Indiana Capital Chronicle When campaign finance deadlines hit, journalists dig into the reports for the key numbers: who raised the most, and…
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China and USA Meeting in Beijing
Chinese President Xi Jinping emphasizes the importance of a stable Sino-US relationship, mutual respect, and common prosperity for global peace and development.
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Low Participation Among Indiana Schools in the Federal Free Meal Service Program
A new national report states that many Hoosier schools that could benefit from a federal free meal program aren't taking advantage of it. Find out…
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Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., President 2024!
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is reportedly considering a run for the White House in 2024, following in the footsteps of his late father and uncle.…
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Who’s Winning and Losing the Economic War Over Ukraine?
One year into the Ukraine war, Western sanctions on Russia have failed to bring the country to its knees, and have caused economic damage to…
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Debt limit deal hits turbulence in Congress as leaders prep for a vote
by Jennifer Shutt, Indiana Capital ChronicleMay 31, 2023 WASHINGTON — Congress began moving the bipartisan debt limit package forward Tuesday, though frustrations with provisions in…
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