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NATIONAL REVIEW

THE NEW REPUBLIC

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    The New Republic

  • Amy Coney Barrett Could Be the Deciding Vote That Affirms the Navajo Nation’s Water Rights
    The Supreme Court appeared to lean towards allowing a lawsuit about the Navajo Nation’s treaty rights in the Colorado River watershed to proceed during oral arguments on Monday. But the potential majority is a narrow one, with Justice Amy Coney Barrett likely casting the decisive vote, and the final ruling... Read more »
  • South Carolina Abortion Bill Loses Co-Sponsors After Death Penalty Backlash
    South Carolina Republican lawmakers are backpedaling away as fast as possible from a bill that would make abortion punishable by the death penalty, one of the strictest anti-abortion measures that has been proposed since the Supreme Court issued its ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization last year.The South... Read more »
  • California Will Cut Insulin Costs by 90 Percent, Capping Price at $30
    California will cap costs for insulin at $30, and it will begin manufacturing Naloxone, a nasal spray that helps reverse opioid overdoses.Governor Gavin Newsom broke the news on Saturday, announcing that the state struck a contract with manufacturer CIVICA to manufacture 10 mL vials of insulin that can cost up... Read more »
  • Arresting Donald Trump Would Not Be Good for Donald Trump
    Sometime soon, perhaps as early as Tuesday, Donald Trump could be arrested. “WILL BE ARRESTED ON TUESDAY OF NEXT WEEK. PROTEST, TAKE OUR NATION BACK!” he wrote over the weekend on Truth Social, his bespoke social network. No one in the former president’s inner circle seems to know where Trump... Read more »
  • Biden Vetoes Anti-ESG Bill, Accomplishing the Barest of Minimums for Climate Change
    On Monday, Biden issued his first veto since taking office, shutting down a narrowly-passed Republican bill that would have stopped the administration from simply encouraging money managers to consider climate change when making investment decisions for their clients.Biden’s Department of Labor issued a rule towards money managers, stating they could... Read more »
  • Missouri Becomes Latest State to Attempt a Ban on Gender-Affirming Care
    The Attorney General of Missouri issued an emergency regulation Monday banning gender-affirming care for minors, skipping over the legislative process in a massive power grab.The Missouri state legislature is already considering a bill that would ban certain medical procedures, including puberty blockers and hormone therapy, for transgender Missourians under the... Read more »
  • Howard Schultz Will Step Down From Starbucks to Spend Less Time Getting Owned by Union Organizers
    Turns out the third time is not the charm for Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz, who announced Monday that he was stepping down two weeks early from the helm of the coffee chain.Schultz began serving his third term as Starbucks chief last April and was due to finish on April 1,... Read more »

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THE NATION

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    The Nation

  • The NHL Stares Down Bigotry—and Blinks
    Dave Zirin James Reimer’s refusal to wear a Pride jersey during warm-ups of a game was not religious. It was political. The post The NHL Stares Down Bigotry—and Blinks appeared first on The Nation.... Read more »
  • The Future of Public Safety Is Here in Newark
    Jamila Hodge The New Jersey city is now home to an ecosystem of funded programs that reduce violence while tackling the factors that drive violence and criminalized behavior—and it’s working. The post The Future of Public Safety Is Here in Newark appeared first on The Nation.... Read more »
  • Kevin McCarthy Doesn’t Want Pro-Trump Protests? Give Me A Break.
    Joan Walsh On the 20th anniversary of the Iraq War, credulous reporters remind us how we got that disaster—and Donald Trump, too. The post Kevin McCarthy Doesn’t Want Pro-Trump Protests? Give Me A Break. appeared first on The Nation.... Read more »
  • Reagan, Trump, and the Price of Presidential Impunity
    Jeet Heer New evidence of 1980 election shenanigans has implications for the debate on prosecuting Trump. The post Reagan, Trump, and the Price of Presidential Impunity appeared first on The Nation.... Read more »
  • America’s Circle of Hell
    Thomas Kerr Our Second Amendment suicide pact. The post America’s Circle of Hell appeared first on The Nation.... Read more »
  • Do University Farms Truly Teach Sustainability?
    Rachel Brooks The number of student food gardens has risen dramatically at prestigious urban and suburban colleges, but these campus farms should be wary of overstating their impact. The post Do University Farms Truly Teach Sustainability? appeared first on The Nation.... Read more »
  • The Defiance of Cormac McCarthy’s Late Style
    Nicolás Medina Mora In Stella Maris and The Passenger, McCarthy invites us to consider hopelessness not just to give us hope but to compel us to make use of it. The post The Defiance of Cormac McCarthy’s Late Style appeared first on The Nation.... Read more »

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  • VideoDo MAGA Republicans want to bomb Mexico?
    Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene recently made what seemed like a huge claim. "Explosive found by Border Patrol Agents Jan 17th," the Republican tweeted alongside a photograph on an onion-shaped object wrapped in duct tape amidst the beige backdrop of the American southwest. "Agents have surveillance of who brought it in and when and... Read more »
  • Sudoku Hard: March 21, 2023
    The daily hard sudoku – part of The Week’s new puzzles section... Read more »
  • Sudoku Medium: March 21, 2023
    The daily medium sudoku – part of The Week’s new puzzles section... Read more »
  • Codeword: March 21, 2023
    The daily codeword – part of The Week’s new puzzles section... Read more »
  • Crossword: March 21, 2023
    The daily crossword – part of The Week’s new puzzles section... Read more »
  • Do bank failures mean the Fed should slow its interest rate hikes?
    Economic disasters are colliding. The collapse of American banks like Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank, and the near-miss with Credit Suisse bank in Switzerland — before USB bought it this week — have sent still-reverberating shock waves throughout the world of finance. Those failures come just as the Federal... Read more »
  • VideoMarch Madness 2023: Everything you need to know
    One of the most exciting months in sports has arrived, as March Madness 2023 kicks off and the battle to become the champion of NCAA Division I basketball ensues. From 68 teams down to two, there are always upsets, routs, and unforeseen storylines that come up, but who will win it... Read more »

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    Pakistanion

  • Sultan Abdul Hamid Biography(book)
    Discover the fascinating life, reign and legacy of Sultan Abdul Hamid with our comprehensive biography. Learn about his achievements, challenges and impact on Ottoman history.Sultan Abdul Hamid: The Reign of an AutocratBook Intro:Sultan Abdul Hamid II was the 34th Sultan of the Ottoman Empire, and his reign from 1876 to... Read more »
  • The Evolution of Pakistani Currency: A Historical Review
    Description: Learn about the history of the US dollar in Pakistan, including its adoption, fluctuations, and impact on the economy.Introduction:The US dollar is the most widely used currency in the world, and Pakistan is no exception. Since its adoption as the country's official currency, the dollar has played a crucial... Read more »
  • The Story of Shab-e-Mahraj: A Journey Through Islamic History
    Learn about the story of Prophet Muhammad's miraculous journey to heaven and the significance of Shab-e-Mahraj in Islamic history.The Story of Shab-e-Mahraj: A Journey Through Islamic HistoryShab-e-Mahraj is a significant event in Islamic history. It is a night journey that Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) took from Mecca to Jerusalem, and then... Read more »
  • Discovering the Great Warrior: A Comprehensive Look at the History of Sultan Salahuddin Ayubi
    Sultan Salahuddin Ayubi: A Legacy of Leadership and Courage in Islamic History.Book Outline:Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Early Life of Sultan Salahuddin Ayubi Chapter 3: Rise to Power Chapter 4: The Battle of Hattin Chapter 5: Conquest of Jerusalem Chapter 6: Salahuddin's Military Strategies Chapter 7: Sultan Salahuddin's Administration Chapter... Read more »
  • Biggest battle in islamic history
     Islamic Battles: A Historical Overview of Muslim WarfareThe Islamic world has a rich and complex history of warfare, with countless battles fought in the name of faith and empire. From the time of the Prophet Muhammad S.A.W, Islamic armies have marched forth to defend their lands and spread their religion,... Read more »
  • Titanic Truths: Separating Fact from Fiction in the Most Legendary Shipwreck of All Time
    The Titanic's Legacy: How the Disaster Changed Maritime Safety Regulation.The sinking of the Titanic led to the creation of new maritime safety regulations, including the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) in 1914. The new regulations required ships to carry enough lifeboats for all passengers and... Read more »
  • Email Marketing: Build a Loyal Customer Base
    Description: Learn how to use email marketing to build a loyal customer base for your business. With effective email campaigns, you can engage your customers, drive sales, and establish long-term relationships.Introduction:Email marketing is one of the most effective digital marketing strategies to reach your target audience and drive sales. When... Read more »

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DAILY GOOD

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  • Myth in the Age of the Anthropocene
    "Is it naive to say that the world as we know it wont end if we keep telling stories? Maybe not, if we reconsider the kinds of stories we tell. Ancient stories, myths, old talesthese kinds of stories hold something powerful. Call it bone memory, call it the deep, primordial... Read more »
  • The Power of Brain Training
    "Dr Michael Merzenich walks 40 minutes a day around the parks, streets and hills near his home in San Francisco, while making a mental map of all that he sees. He takes his dog on a different route each time, taking note of the homes, people and plants they pass.... Read more »
  • 2000 Years of Kindness
    "'Practice kindness all day to everybody and you will realize you're already in heaven now,' Jack Kerouac wrote in a beautiful 1957 letter to his first wife turned lifelong friend. 'Kindness, kindness, kindness,' Susan Sontag resolved in her diary on New Year's Day in 1972. Half a century later, the... Read more »
  • The Sounds of Silence
    "When I was a sixteen-year-old naturalist in training, we were instructed to sit in the forest and wait for the return of something called the baseline symphony. The baseline symphony was the music of a landscape at ease--the confluence of insect, bird, and animal song, underscored by wind and water.... Read more »
  • Shay Beider: Resilience is Rooted in Source
    Over the last two decades Shay Beider has done pioneering work in integrative medicine through her non-profit organization, Integrative Touch, that enhances well-being, minimizes suffering and facilitates healing for children with special medical needs and their families."Essentially, our entire role as a team is to listen with every little bit... Read more »
  • Separation Without Separateness: A Day That Changed My Life
    "I had been living in London. It was Sunday, July 27, 1980...a day that changed my life forever. I got up before dawn and went for a long, slow, easy run in Hyde Park. When I returned, I picked up the Sunday Times and went into my flat. After showering,... Read more »
  • On Writing More Clearly
    "Here, in short, is what I want to tell you. Know what each sentence says, What it doesn't say, And what it implies. Of these, the hardest is knowing what each sentence actually says." Verlyn Klinkenborg teaches creative writing at Yale and is a former member of the editorial board... Read more »

POSITIVE NEWS

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  • Six lifestyle changes that can help avert the climate crisis
    The IPCC has delivered its ‘final warning’ on climate change, but insists there is still time to act. Here’s how to take action The post Six lifestyle changes that can help avert the climate crisis appeared first on Positive News.... Read more »
  • The end isn’t nigh. Why we should be optimistic about the future
    The Doomsday Clock moved closer to midnight recently, but a new book suggests we should be more sanguine about the future. Here’s why The post The end isn’t nigh. Why we should be optimistic about the future appeared first on Positive News.... Read more »
  • What went right this week: saving Europe’s ‘last wild river’, plus more
    Europe got its first ‘wild river park’, dance became a form of protest in Iran, and England expanded free childcare, plus more The post What went right this week: saving Europe’s ‘last wild river’, plus more appeared first on Positive News.... Read more »
  • Man down? The organisations tackling male loneliness
    From walking groups to shed clubs, these male spaces are tackling the taboo of poor mental health and supporting vulnerable blokes The post Man down? The organisations tackling male loneliness appeared first on Positive News.... Read more »
  • The lonely bloke’s guide to friendship
    Why do men struggle with friendship? Comedian Max Dickins explores the ‘male friendship recession’, and what’s being done about it The post The lonely bloke’s guide to friendship appeared first on Positive News.... Read more »
  • Buzzzz! World’s first TV gameshow for deaf people
    Mainstream quiz shows do not typically work for deaf people. A new gameshow is changing that – and is on the hunt for contestants The post Buzzzz! World’s first TV gameshow for deaf people appeared first on Positive News.... Read more »
  • Rewilding Britain: 12 projects giving nature a boost
    As a new series reminds us, the UK is one of the world’s most nature depleted nations. These projects aim to turn the tide The post Rewilding Britain: 12 projects giving nature a boost appeared first on Positive News.... Read more »

OPTIMIST DAILY

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    The Optimist Daily: Making Solutions the News

  • This miraculous enzyme might be the answer to living longer, healthier lives
    Is it possible that the same enzyme that helps us get rid of alcohol can also help us live longer and healthier lives? Scientists have uncovered a molecular mechanism that may be able to do just that. Researchers at the University of Virginia (UVA) discovered that the role of alcohol... Read more »
  • The case for growing nectar-rich plants in your garden this spring
    The nectar created by flowering plants is a significant food source for many of the critters we share our environment with. Those of us who want to attract wildlife to our gardens understand the importance of having flowering plants in bloom for as long as possible. Selecting nectar-rich plants is... Read more »
  • Study shows how genetically engineered bacteria can find and destroy tumors
    Cancer tumors are very effective at avoiding the immune system, making intervention difficult. A common gut bacterium has been genetically altered to seek out and destroy cancer tumors from within, as shown in a new study. Why are tumors so hard to treat? Tumors can thrive by escaping the body’s... Read more »
  • New report indicates that extreme poverty might be eradicated by 2050
    A recent economic estimate predicts that the end of extreme poverty could be reached by 2050, thanks to economic growth in low-income countries. According to a Center for Global Development (CGD) assessment, even though the Covid epidemic reversed some progress in eradicating extreme poverty and new obstacles may emerge, the damage... Read more »
  • Scientists create the first-ever comprehensive map of an insect brain
    According to a new study published in the journal Science, scientists have generated the first complete map of an insect’s brain and, critically, all of the synaptic wire that ties it together. The resulting map is known as a connectome, and it is a fundamental piece of neuroscience. “Now we... Read more »
  • Musicians to credit Earth as collaborator and support environmental causes
    Artists such as Brian Eno and Anna Calvi are naming the Earth as a co-writer on their songs in order to donate a portion of their income to environmental causes. Earth: a poetic construct Eno described the Earth as “a poetic construct… a beautiful idea,” and producers such Fraser T. Smith... Read more »
  • The incredible future of clean energy: electricity made out of thin air
    While most humans don’t have the means or tools to bear witness to them, many of the world’s smallest species have extraordinary survival mechanisms. Certain soil bacteria, for example, can consume hydrogen from the air and utilize it as fuel if they are starved of all other nutrients. Mycobacterium smegmatis:... Read more »

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UK DEFENCE JOURNAL

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  • New British nuclear missile submarine reaches milestone
    The first pressure hull unit for Boat 1, the future HMS Dreadnought, has been transported to the Devonshire Dock Hall in Barrow for outfitting. The post New British nuclear missile submarine reaches milestone first appeared on UK Defence Journal.... Read more »
  • The British Army is back in Japan
    Exercise Vigilant Isles 22 saw British Forces leading six reconnaissance teams alongside Japanese forces as part of island defence training. The post The British Army is back in Japan first appeared on UK Defence Journal.... Read more »
  • NATO battlegroup in Bulgaria reaches full capability
    NATO’s multinational battlegroup in Bulgaria reached full operational capability on Wednesday. The post NATO battlegroup in Bulgaria reaches full capability first appeared on UK Defence Journal.... Read more »
  • RFA Fort Victoria returns to operations after refit
    The vessel charged with keeping Britain's aircraft carrier task groups stocked up with supplies is returning to operations after an extensive refit. The post RFA Fort Victoria returns to operations after refit first appeared on UK Defence Journal.... Read more »
  • NATO say Russia trying to ‘freeze’ Ukraine conflict
    NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg stressed the importance of continued NATO Allied support to Ukraine as it faces Russia’s war of aggression. The post NATO say Russia trying to ‘freeze’ Ukraine conflict first appeared on UK Defence Journal.... Read more »
  • Despite funding concerns Type 32 Frigate still planned
    A recent report from the NAO stated that the Royal Navy withdrew its plans for Type 32 frigates because of concerns about unaffordability. However, it has emerged that work on the project is continuing.  The post Despite funding concerns Type 32 Frigate still planned first appeared on UK Defence Journal.... Read more »
  • Airbus demonstrate A400M as a drone carrier
    Military transport aircraft such as the A400M will play an important role as drone motherships as part of future combat aircraft projects. The post Airbus demonstrate A400M as a drone carrier first appeared on UK Defence Journal.... Read more »

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