Asian rice prices logged their biggest monthly gain…
Earlier this year, researchers at King’s College London gave…
A new article digs into how sleep, the…
Strong opposition kicks in when data center demand…
Earlier this week, we covered Oklo’s approval by Chris Wright’s…
From around the corner, down the street, and…
The silver Jeep Wrangler that showed up at the Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles inspection station was missing all four of its wheels. Gone, too, were its doors. This article was written by Dave Altimari and Ginny Monk, The Connecticut…
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Camarillo, CA – Ventura County Superintendent of Schools Cesar Morales admitted on Friday, May 15th, to receiving an unauthorized over $15,000 increase in “other pay”. This unauthorized pay spike is on top of his record-breaking $375,000 compensation package. (For context, the State Superintendent of…
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At soccer’s World Cup, the top scorer gets the “golden boot,” and the best goalkeeper is handed the “golden gloves.” This year’s tournament will also provide organizer FIFA with a golden opportunity to create billions in additional ticket revenues. This…
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The holiday season is upon us, and with it, opportunities to indulge in festive treats. The proverbial saying “you eat with…
Ecommerce sellers rely on Amazon to reach a massive audience of over 310 million active customers. That makes keeping up with the…
I have terrible body temperature control. I stick my head in the freezer when it’s sizzling hot outside. Blood vessels in…
“Buy now, pay later” (BNPL) loans surged in popularity during Black Friday and Cyber Monday in late November. As Christmas is less than…
We are entering an election year—a dreaded presidential election year—and so I’m sensitive to the idea that things in our culture…
First there was oil, then tobacco, then pharma. The “Big” epithet has always denoted the unique scale and power of certain…
The number of homeless people in the United States rose to record levels this year, according to a government report released…
Rare events are infrequent incidents characterized by scarcity, often presenting computational challenges in data analysis. These events don’t happen often, as…
With online shopping for Christmas presents ramping up and Boxing Day Sales ahead, the holiday period is a prime opportunity for…
In October, the markets were down 10% from the July high, bond yields were touching 5%, and talk of a coming…
Holiday shopping is in full swing, but city dwellers may have fewer options for buying in person than they did a…
A plump piece of farm-fresh chicken leg rested on a pristine surface at Harvard Medical School. Skin on and bone in,…
The “resilient” American consumer seems to be running out of gas. This article was originally published by Schiff Gold. Americans are…
The birth of new trends in web design is an organic process rather than an instant moment. This article was written…
I previously discussed a slate of recessionary indicators with high correlations to recessionary onsets. However, as we head into 2024, many Wall Street…
Earlier this week, Google launched its Gemini AI platform that ‘wowed’ the tech world. A video posted on YouTube showcased the…
Global government debt is projected to hit $97.1 trillion this year, a 40% increase since 2019. This article was written by Niccolo Conte…
Tyler is stirring the pot over at Marginal Revolution, asking whether Tokyo’s low rents are a YIMBY success or just a productivity…
