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Professor Doleac’s testimony underplays key findings in the academic literature that support “Ban the Box” policies, and mischaracterizes the significance of results from other studies.
A recent NBER research paper finds that reduced natural gas prices from America’s shale revolution are reducing winter mortality and saving more than 11,000 lives per year.
Given that the embassy represents the United States to all of Somalia, US diplomats should visit all parts of it, including Somaliland, and funds should be expended only in those areas where audits are possible and where politicians can deliver.
The US must not abandon its military role in the Sahel, and should consider increasing its diplomatic efforts, to prevent a humanitarian and security disaster.
When it comes to China’s repression of the Uighurs, Pakistan forgets its role as champion of Muslims worldwide.
Bigness isn’t necessarily bad if consumers are benefitting and the companies are still acting like hungry strivers as they invest billions on R&D and search for new markets to compete in or create.
At the federal level, it would be far better to allow the wind and solar subsidies to phase out, and allow the market to return to a long-run efficiency equilibrium in terms of investment and the mix of power technologies.
A manifesto sets out many worthy aims, but misunderstands the obstacles in their path.
The Democratic party often choose candidates who were previously obscure.
The Democratic party’s thinkers have stopped preaching fiscal responsibility.
