Category: Aggregated

From Bush to Trump: Culture, Economy and War. The Pillars of the New World Order

Fidel Castro: More Than a Friend of Palestine, Much More

Michigan drug tests group of welfare recipients, finds no violations

Protests erupt in Haiti against presidential election results

Yemeni political parties vow to support new government

OPEC reaches deal to cut production by 1.2 million barrels a day

‘Visa genocide’: Senior diplomat blasts European restrictions on Crimea residents

Israel jails Palestinian youth for 16 years over alleged stabbing attack

Sudan police disperse demonstration against fuel subsidy cuts

Over half a million Afghans displaced in 2016, UN says

Saudi prince: Women driving ban bad for struggling economy

The Free Market 1, no. 1 (Fall 1983) In 1981 the Federal Register published a declaration from President Reagan: “I determine that it is in the national interest for the Export-Import Bank of the United States to extend a credit in the amount of $120.7 million to the Socialist Republic of Romania (for) the purchase of two nuclear steam turbine generators.” This loan carried an interest rate of 7¾% for ten years, but the first payment wasn’t due until July 1989. Not too long before this announcement, the administration had made public its “voluntary” restraints on the number of cars … Continue reading →

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There are laws in many states forbidding “distracted” driving – but what about the laws that encourage it? The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has given GM – and presumably, other car companies, too – the go-ahead to offer cars that can drive themselves for extended periods while the “driver” doesn’t. GM’s system – marketed as SuperCruise – will be available next year in certain Cadillac models, including the CT6 sedan. It’s an advanced form of adaptive or “intelligent” cruise control that steers the car as well as maintains speed – accelerating and braking as needed with the ebb and … Continue reading →

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It may sound like the kind of science fiction contraptions that would show up in a James Bond film or some other futuristic Hollywood spectacle… but these weapons are now making their way to the battlefield. The technology that is understood by the general public is seriously outdated. There has been a revolution of new advances in technology, and much of it draws heavily from the use of electromagnetic energy, lasers and A.I. robots. The future is downright deadly – that is, if you wind up in the crosshairs. Current Prices on popular forms of Silver Bullion Though many of … Continue reading →

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Is it finally time for us to say goodbye? How my wife’s liberal friends see me. Deplorable. A few months ago my wife and I made a trip into the city from our small rural community for an evening of dining and visiting with some of her old childhood friends. We started our date with just the two of us at a well-known vegetarian restaurant. Later we met up with the rest of the crew at a local park near the beach to watch some skits and some dancing while the sun went down over English Bay. It was a beautiful … Continue reading →

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