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To hear the president and his allies speak of it, it is a United Nations in miniature — one under the president’s control
He should simply comply with the subpoena and not flirt with a prosecution that would be expensive and time-consuming for him
1. The value of aspiration in Ethiopia. 2. Supply of silver thievery is elastic. 3. AI and children, some principles from Dean Ball. A much-needed corrective. 4. Now more middle class in Mexico than poor? 5. “Schrödinger’s cat just got bigger: quantum physicists create largest ever ‘superposition’” . 6. The new Alex Honnold climb (NYT). The post Friday assorted links appeared first on Marginal REVOLUTION.
The Center for the History of Political Economy at Duke University will be hosting another Summer Institute on the History of Economics from June 2-11, 2026. The program is designed for students in graduate programs in economics, though students in graduate school in other fields as well as recently minted PhDs will also be considered. […] The post Duke Summer Institute on the History of Economics appeared first on Marginal REVOLUTION. Related StoriesSeb KrierSectoral shifts in supply, wartim...
Joseph Schmid, Princeton philosophy, and co-authors. To write up new and better arguments for the existence of god. Monica Lewis, Sydney, Australia, center-right podcast. Ashwin Somu, 17, Ontario, payments systems. Sam Kahn, Kyrgyzstan, digital publication, Republic of Letters. Nelson Jing, Seattle, decentralized AI systems. Anubhav Nigam, Cornell, underwater charging stations. Jordan McGillis, San Diego, the […] The post Emergent Ventures winners, 51st cohort appeared first on Marginal REVOL...
The article explores the emerging trend of individuals and communities responding to online bullying with resilience and assertiveness, highlighting strategies for reclaiming power in digital spaces.
The president’s fixation on Greenland has posed yet another test for Republican leaders
Snow, “we can handle,” one official said. Ice is another story
So Magistrate Judge Maria Aguilera (D. Ariz.) correctly concluded today in Sanchez v. Flores: [A]s alleged, the statement was nonactionable… The post Saying Co-Worker "Looked Like a Homeless Prostitute" Is Opinion, Can't Be Defamation appeared first on Reason.com