Yves here. Satyajit Das, who has graciously published posts on banking, derivatives, centralized clearing houses, and economic issues, is providing a series on energy needs and the implications of energy…
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak hopes to hold onto power by selling himself as the repairman for a broken Britain. On Wednesday, he got a faint sign that the repair work…
In an Ecuadorian Cloud Forest, Two Mycologists Catalogue Hundreds of Fantastical Fungi Colossal Are Florida’s Invasive Pythons Adapting to Survive Colder Temperatures? Field & Stream A Dozen Contrarian Thoughts About…
By KLG, who has held research and academic positions in three US medical schools since 1995 and is currently Professor of Biochemistry and Associate Dean. He has performed and directed…
By Clayton Dalton, a writer in New Mexico, where he works as an emergency physician. Originally published at Undark. When President Biden said last fall that “the pandemic is over,”…
By Lambert Strether of Corrente. Patient readers, I must finish up a post on President George Washington’s Farewell Address — which is a lot more challenging than I thought it…
Spain’s general elections this Sunday (July 22) could be a milestone event — of the bad rather than good kind. If the latest polls are right — and, of course,…
Democrats, controlling the governor’s office, the state house and senate passed a wave of legislation that has some describing Minnesota as a shining example of progressivism and led The Guardian…
Conor here: This post might be a bit naive on the whole Teixeira affair, but the larger issues would seem to be relevant. By Nan Levinson. Her most recent book…
By Lambert Strether of Corrente. ”How is it that we hear the loudest yelps for liberty among the drivers of Negroes?” –Dr. Samuel Johnson This post, I am distressed to…