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Yves here. This is a wonderfully acid piece on what The Economist has always amounted to. Enjoy! By Satyajit Das, a former banker and author of numerous works on derivatives…
Yves here. This is a wonderfully acid piece on what The Economist has always amounted to. Enjoy! By Satyajit Das, a former banker and author of numerous works on derivatives…
Yves here. Jomo’s post summarizes a new study which lends yet more support to the view that inserting insurers into heathcare raises cost without improving results. And as an aside,…
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Times Opinion asked 12 of our columnists and contributors to watch the presidential debate on Thursday night, assess who won and who lost and distill what stood out to them.…
I watched the Biden-Trump debate alone in a Lisbon hotel room, and it made me weep. I cannot remember a more heartbreaking moment in American presidential campaign politics in my…
I’m not sure I’d ever watched Donald Trump lie so incessantly, extravagantly and unabashedly, and that’s saying something. On Thursday night he lied about the attack on the Capitol on…
Within the first half-hour of the presidential debate, I heard from three veteran Democratic presidential campaign officials, and all of them had the same reaction to President Biden’s performance: This…
Oklahoma’s state superintendent on Thursday directed all public schools to teach the Bible, including the Ten Commandments, in an extraordinary move that blurs the lines between religious instruction and public…