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Healthcare

Jul 15, 2026

Expanding Technical and Professional Components to all Medicare Physician Fee Schedule Services

Revising Medicare’s allocation of indirect practice expenses to depend on both physician work and clinical labor for all services would align payments between services with and without separately billable professional and technical components

United States

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Politics

Jul 15, 2026

By Blessing Corruption, Todd Blanche Has Disqualified Himself From the Job He Wants

Todd Blanche's acceptance of corruption undermines his qualifications for the position he seeks, raising concerns about his integrity and suitability for public service.

United States

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Culture

Jul 15, 2026

Reviews of "House of the Dragon" and "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms"

Catching up with developments in the cinematic Game of Thrones/House of Ice and Fire Universe

United States

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Politics

Jul 15, 2026

New York Becomes the First State To Ban New Data Centers

Kathy Hochul and data centers against a red background

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Geopolitics

Jul 15, 2026

Who Really Controls the Strait of Hormuz?

Since the war began, Iran has only expanded its power over the waterway

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Politics

Jul 15, 2026

Marco Rubio’s Disappearing Signal Chat

The State Department told a court last year that the secretary didn’t use disappearing messages. By this spring, it had dropped that claim

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Geopolitics

Jul 15, 2026

The Bizarre Partnership Between the U.S. and Venezuela

Responding to the recent earthquakes pushed the two countries’ new relationship out into the open

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Technology

Jul 15, 2026

The OpenAI Super App, ChatGPT = Codex, Whither Chat

OpenAI has refashioned Codex as the new ChatGPT; is the company abandoning the chat category they pioneered?

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Economy

Jul 15, 2026

Sub-Saharan Africa facts of the day

In aggregate its farmers are growing more cereals, such as maize (corn) and rice, than ever: nearly five times as much as in the 1960s, when many countries achieved independence. But most of those gains came from cultivating more land, which cannot go on for ever (see chart 1). Africa, once sparsely populated, is getting […] The post Sub-Saharan Africa facts of the day appeared first on Marginal REVOLUTION. Related StoriesPersistent Inequality in Publishing in EconomicsThe wisdom of Conor Sen...

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