Daily Life in Damascus: "New York Times Beirut correspondent Anne Barnard visits the city as its residents go about their lives in the shadow of Syria’s civil war, which is in its third year."
America runs on funny money now
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Buy now, pay later and rewards programs are making spending far too easy
and frictionless. It's causing more debt and worse financial decisions.
Why OpenAI really shut down Sora
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OpenAI's decision last week to shut down Sora, its AI video-generation
tool, just six months after releasing it to the public raised immediate
suspicions. ...
In Case You Missed It...
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This week at CBPP, we focused on the federal budget, Social Security, and
food assistance. On the federal budget, Brendan Duke offered five questions
to ...
This is the End and a New Beginning
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I've been thinking about this for some time.
After 21 years of writing this blog almost daily, I've decided to stop
writing the daily updates on the blog.
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‘Every weld is a challenge’
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Philadelphia schools are focusing career-tech training on preparing
students to move from high school to apprenticeships and skilled jobs,
reports Chalkbea...
Our comment on COPPA
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Responsibility is our number one priority at YouTube, and this includes
protecting kids and their privacy. Over the last few years, we’ve
significantly in...
The US Treasury’s missed opportunity
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The US Treasury recently published the first in a series of reports
designed to implement the seven core principles for regulating the US
financial system ...
The search for the best middle-class tax cut
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Say you want to help struggling middle-class families by cutting their
taxes. Say you want to figure out an actually helpful plan to do that, and
not just ...
The World's Billionaires
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Carlos Slim Helu takes the No. 1 spot on Forbes' annual list of the world's
richest as a record 164 billionaires return to the ranking amid the global
econ...
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