Fashion trends die quickly, but old clothes can live for years. Nearly every garment eventually winds up burned for fuel or ...
“I don’t think it’s in the interests of the United States to leave the Paris Agreement,” he said — but the world “won’t be taken by surprise this time — it knows what’s coming.
That question is at the heart of our “Why We Wrote This” podcast today, and the answer matters beyond law enforcement, I think.Changing how others view us is often more about changing our ...
I strongly object to The Economist describing people over 55 as ... I suppose Big Pharma might think so. Elaine M. Wolff I recall hearing that we are guided by the reigning political philosophy ...
JANUARY 16 — I read with interest an article in the Malay Mail about rising insurance premiums and medical inflation. While addressing private hospital pricing in a rational way is undeniably ...
Rep. Moore and other supporters of this bill argue that it is fiscally responsible: The bill is “fully offset” and would not add to the budget deficit. However, that’s true only if Congress ...
Gordon MacIntyre-Kemp is the CEO of Business for Scotland, the chief economist at the wellbeing economics think tank Scotianomics, the founder of the Believe in Scotland campaign, and the author of ...
Tariffs are at the center of former President Donald Trump’s economic plan. It would be a dramatic shift in trade policy, but how would they work? WSJ explains what the proposals would look like ...
In light of the Los Angeles fires, social media is scrutinizing ChatGPT's environmental impact.
Oil prices remain well supported with ICE Brent settling 1% higher yesterday. Sentiment remains positive on the back of colder weather across parts of the Northern Hemisphere, which is likely to boost ...
Economists at Oxford Economics think the Bank of England will cut interest rates far further than financial markets are currently forecasting. The market forecast is that rates will fall to 3.75 ...