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In Mozambique growth and employment are becoming disconnected, and so are skills and opportunity
Maradonna's 'Hand of God'. The Falklands war. The Beckham hissy fit. The religion of Messi. The backdrop to tomorrow's World Cup semi-final is steeped in intensity and passion - so much so that the FBI has judged it to be the highest risk match of the tournament. Just how much is riding on tomorrow’s game - and how do the geopolitics of our two nations affect what happens on the pitch? We speak to Gary Lineker who was playing for England against Maradonna in that game, Peter Frankopan - just ...
The article explores the rise of "AIdeology," examining how artificial intelligence is shaping societal beliefs and behaviors, urging humanity to unite in navigating its implications.
As part of our summer replay series, we're revisiting one of the standout conversations from Runtime, a16z's conference on AI infrastructure and the future of computing. Gavin Baker, Managing Partner and CIO of Atreides Management, joins David George to examine the biggest questions surrounding today's AI investment cycle. Is AI a bubble? What does the unprecedented buildout of data centers, GPUs, and compute infrastructure mean for the economy? And how should investors think about the compan...
Suffering. Nobody wants it. And rarely can we make sense of it. That’s why, when life hurts, we often look for someone or something to blame. Something is awry, and our pain needs somewhere to go. At times, there’s an easy target for our blame. Someone ran a red light, and their negligence is now Read more. The post Is God Punishing Me? appeared first on Christianity Today
Every week, our church prays for old people. Our elderly parishioners beg relief from their back and knee pains. They ask God to heal friends suffering from dementia and heart disease. They plead for their parents, now in their 90s and breaking their hips, their landlines riddled with robocalls. The younger worshipers among us have prayer Read more. The post Old People Aren’t Doomed to Misery appeared first on Christianity Today
Doug Wilson is an Idaho pastor and author, a theocratic Christian nationalist—his terms—with a theatrical flair and a vulgar tongue. He founded his own denomination, which now includes Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, after making “so many enemies in Reformed circles that no denomination will have him.” Wilson began to make a national name for himself around 2008 through a Read more. The post Doug Wilson’s Household Voting Plan Could Empower Democrats for Decades appeared first on Christian...
This amicus brief examines the legal implications of the Hershey v. Bossier City case, focusing on property rights and local governance issues that could impact future legal precedents.
The article examines the persistent nature of inflation, highlighting its ongoing impact on the economy and suggesting that elevated prices may be a long-term challenge for consumers and policymakers.