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Blog: The Axe Files with David Axelrod
Juliet Macur, a Sports of the Times columnist at The New York Times, chats with David about her father's amazing journey from a Nazi concentration camp to New Jersey, her widely acclaimed book on Lance Armstrong's rise and fall, and hot-button issues such as the NFL's concussion crisis, the recent accusations of match-fixing in tennis, and the FIFA corruption scandal.
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Blog: Reason.com
Plus: Trump trial delays, a subway shooting, some choice words for Viktor Orban, and more...
Blog: netzpolitik.org
Die 6. Kalenderwoche geht zu Ende. Wir haben 15 neue Texte mit insgesamt 79.900 Zeichen veröffentlicht. Willkommen zum netzpolitischen Wochenrückblick.
Blog: Econbrowser
Reader Bruce Hall observes: China's growth rate is projected to be about twice that of the US. While this is true, it's useful to have context when discussing growth rates in an advanced economy (US) vs. an emerging market economy (China). Figure 1: US real GDP y/y growth (blue), Chinese (red). Projection period indicated by […]
Blog: Reason.com
11/30/1981: Harlow v. Fitzgerald argued.
Blog: Reason.com
9/25/1981: Justice Sandra Day O'Connor takes the oath.
Blog: Reason.com
9/21/1981: Justice Sandra Day O'Connor is confirmed by the Senate, 99-0.
Blog: Legal Theory Blog
George A. Mocsary (University of Wyoming College of Law) has posted Treating Young Adults as Citizens (27 Tex. Rev. L. & Pol. 607 (2023)) on SSRN. Here is the abstract: John Stuart Mill distilled what the Founders knew all along:...
Blog: Reason.com
"The United States has about 20 years for corrective action after which no amount of future tax increases or spending cuts could avoid the government defaulting on its debt."
Blog: Demokratiegeschichten
Ballhausschwur. Dunkel erinnert sich der oder die eine andere vielleicht noch an den Geschichtsunterricht. Die Vorgeschichte Der Ballhausschwur stand am Beginn der Französischen Revolution. Der französische König Ludwig XVI. hatte die Generalstände einberufen. Zum ersten Mal seit über 100 Jahren also trafen Vertreter des Klerus (Erster Stand), des Adels (Zweiter ... mehr
Der Beitrag 20. Juni 1789: Der Ballhausschwur erschien zuerst auf Demokratiegeschichten.