How Far West Are The BRICS? Via The Automatic Earth blog, A topic we can have nice discussions about ahead of next week’s BRICS+++ meeting in South Africa. As I said recently, BRICS have momentum, and they can’t stop that, not even China could if they wanted. The desire to create a space NOT controlled
If the House and Senate can’t agree on the FY2024 spending bills by Jan. 1, a provision in the debt limit bill will kick in, cutting spending across the board by one percent. … The post House’s Stopgap Spending Measure Faces Opposition appeared first on The New American.
Joe Biden doesn’t care about Hawaii. Why should he? A man who doesn’t know what day it is can hardly be bothered to wipe the drool off his chin from the blue polyester beach chairs of Delaware’s most exquisite resorts. He need not concern himself with a thousand charred Americans. It’s not historically unusual for
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Texas Population Growth Drives Record Electricity Use By John Kemp, Senior Market Analyst at Reuters Electricity consumption in Texas has broken daily record highs 10 times already in the summer of 2023 as a protracted heatwave boosts air-conditioning demand from homes and businesses. Power consumption hit its most recent record of 85,435 megawatts on August
I will try to make this simple. It is a complex question, but it is something we should be contemplating if the world is going to avoid a nuclear holocaust. It boils down to three possibilities: Unconditional Surrender Negotiated Settlement Prolonged Conflict and Exhaustion, i.e. Stalemate From Russia’s perspective the military operation in Ukraine is
This year marks the 78th anniversary of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. On August 6th, 1945 “Fat Man” instantly killed 80,000 of Hiroshima’s residents, with the death toll rising to 141,000 in the aftermath. Then, on August 9th, “Little Boy” took the lives of more than 70,000 Nagasaki residents. While Japan had been
More than 59% of students are less than proficient in reading, and the state posts the worst racial achievement gap of any state in the nation when it comes to reading.
The NY Times is running cover for the fact that the special counsel accidentally released charges against Donald Trump in Georgia before the grand jury finalized anything. The release had 13 felonies for no crimes. Click the link. We don’t know what charges the jury returned but we know he was indicted. The NY Times