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Hobbes’s Self-Defeating Theory
Without having ever read Hobbes, people will unknowingly repeat his assumptions, presuppositions, concerns, and arguments for the state.
The Job Market Has Only Gotten Worse Since Trump’s “Liberation Day”
As price inflation increases, thanks to the Trump administration’s elective war on Iran, the increasing cost of living, combined with this stagnating job market, will ensure further economic hardship for many Americans.
Rerum Novarum: A Catholic Defense Of Private Property
Civil tensions and demands, and emerging market structures, did not allow papal sensibilities to ignore these impulses within what appeared to be a new social order.
The Command Economy In Green Clothing: Britain’s Contracts For Difference And Their Nazi Predecessors
At the heart of the UK’s green industrial policy lies its “main mechanism for supporting low carbon electricity generation”: the Contract for Difference (CfD) scheme
Trump’s Fed Pick Kevin Warsh Begins New Role Friday
Warsh’s appointment follows a Senate confirmation vote last week that largely split along party lines
Cuban President Rejects Claims Of Aggressive Drone Plans
According to CBS News, Díaz-Canel defended Cuba’s right to self-defense while rejecting accusations of aggressive military intentions.
What Is Trump’s New $1.7 Billion Anti-Weaponization Fund
Under the agreement, Trump, his sons and the Trump Organization will receive a formal apology but no direct financial compensation.
Adani Settles U.S.-Iran Sanctions Case For $275 Million
The Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control said the company purchased liquefied petroleum gas from a Dubai-based trader claiming the fuel originated in Oman and Iraq.