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Scientists have just recreated the first molecules of the universe, and solved it with Sciencedaily (Kevin W) a puzzle of 13 billion people Helsinki spent the year through Adise. How did they do that? Zmescience (Dr. Kevin) In the future, all food will be cooked in the microwave. #Covid-19/Pandemics Six celebrities who have no long communities at all pic.twitter.com/0uwsbwyvo0 -Vertlartnic (@thevertlartnic) August 4, 2025 New: Walgreens has reported the highest COVID positive in the US at 33.5% since August 29th as of August 3rd. pic.twitter.com/fpqd6wpt0s -Cyfi (@cyfi10) August 4, 2025 Climate/environment A rare snow in Australia… “I’ve never seen anything…

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Trump, whose actions are regularly driven by his (often mistaken) perceptions of weakness in other parties, has decided to have a go at India over its purchases of Russian oil. The fact that so far, India is the only country singled out for this treatment suggests that Trump thinks he is engaging in “Kill the chicken to scare the monkey” behavior, that by punishing India, he can get others to fall into line without implementing additional secondary sanctions. Many experts have pointed out, much like the shock and awe sanctions that the Collective West imposed on Russia, that imposition of…

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“The IMF’s maximum credit to Argentina… is projected to reach 1,352% of the country’s quota in 2026. This would be the Fund’s largest exposure in absolute terms in its history.” Before we get to the meat of this story, let’s begin with a wee refresher. On April 11, as readers may recall, Argentina’s faux libertarian President Javier Milei gave a televised address to the nation. Flanked by his senior cabinet members, Milei told the Argentine people that his government had finally lifted the currency controls that had plagued the economy since 2011 so that people can once again buy dollars…

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BRIAN KENNY: Welcome to Cold Call, the podcast where we dive deep into the stories behind groundbreaking Harvard Business School case studies. We are recording this episode just a few days shy of National Ice Cream Day, which falls on the third Sunday of July each year. Americans love ice cream. So much so that the average American consumes about four gallons of the stuff annually. So, today, it feels right that we chill with a business case that’s as bold and flavorful as the product at its center, Dr. Bombay Ice Cream. This new venture is redefining what it…

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ProPublica is a nonprofit newsroom that investigates abuses of power. Sign up to receive our biggest stories as soon as they’re published. It was meant to be a routine discussion on pollution. One by one, delegates at the United Nations expressed support for a new panel of scientists who would advise countries on how to address chemicals and toxic waste. But the U.S. delegate took the meeting in a new direction. She spent her allotted three minutes reminding the world that the United States now had a “national position” on a single word in the documents establishing the panel: gender.…

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This article was produced for ProPublica’s Local Reporting Network in partnership with the Bangor Daily News. Sign up for Dispatches to get stories like this one as soon as they are published. When Jasmin Belanger agreed to a plan to pay $750 in back rent, she had no idea how the decision would haunt her. It wasn’t until 10 months later, while apartment hunting to distance herself from an ex-boyfriend she said had abused her, that she discovered an eviction on her record. She hadn’t ever been ordered to move out, having paid her back rent on schedule. But it…

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Eve here. My rewrite headlines to Voxeu’s work (originally the risks of a new international trade environment) may seem surprising, but even the opening paragraph shows that they are leaving the risks that have been going on for so long as if they were new developments. The reason for presenting this article is that it includes useful analyses such as the concentration of imports of certain high-tech products that are particularly dominant, difficult to exchange, or that give a much more important feel to their role. Nevertheless, this post illustrates here the seeming danger to neoliberal doctrine that liberalised trade…

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Unlock Editor’s Digest Lock for FreeFT editor Roula Khalaf will select your favorite stories in this weekly newsletter.Last month, Ukrainian President Voldy Mie Zelensky signed a law that provided new authority for Ukrainian prosecutors over two important national institutions. This is the office of the National Bureau of Anti-Corruption and the specialized anti-Corruption prosecutors. Both were founded after the 2013-14 revolution with enthusiastic support from the West.Thousands of Ukrainians quickly poured into the streets of Kiev and other major cities, proclaiming that “corruption was murdered” and that “Ukraine is not Russia.” The rally was the first major anti-government demonstration since…

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To effectively negotiate home prices, you need more than just a target number. It takes insight, preparation and patience. The best negotiation results come from doing your research, understanding the seller’s position and suppressing emotions. So whether you’re selling your childhood home in Birmingham, Alabama or a summer home in Miami, Florida, this guide offers step-by-step home buying negotiation tips that will help you get the best value for your money. Do your homework before making an offer Negotiations begin long before you submit your offer. It starts with data collection and an assessment of the overall situation. Investigate local…

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Check out the companies that make headlines in their expanded trading. PALANTIR – Defense technology stock rose 4% after second quarter revenue exceeded Wall Street’s expectations. Palantir said analysts voted by LSEG reported adjusted earnings of 16 cents per share, with the aim of predicting 14 cents and $940 million per share, respectively. Vertex Pharmaceuticals – Biotechnology Stock sank 14% after second quarter revenue surpassed estimates. Vertex posted adjusted earnings of $4.52 per share with revenue of $29.6 billion, while analysts surveyed by LSEG supplied pencils at $4.26 per share, $2.91 billion. HIMS & HERS HEALTH – Shares fell 12%…

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