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Sep 17 2024BUSINESS

The Office Revival: Amazon's Shift to Five Days a Week

Amazon's CEO Andy Jassy recently announced that the company will be returning to a five-day-a-week in-office requirement starting in January 2025. This change comes as a surprise to many, especially considering the company's previous flexible work arrangements. But what's behind this sudden shift, a

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Sep 16 2024BUSINESS

Goldman Sachs' Economic Outlook: A Recipe for Divided Expectations

Good morning, readers! Here's what you need to know today: Goldman Sachs believes a Kamala Harris presidency, with a Democratic-controlled House and Senate, is the best-case scenario for the economy. Nvidia stock is experiencing a turbulent week, with its founder Jensen Huang losing $10 billion du

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Sep 16 2024FINANCE

Will the Fed's Rate Cuts Deliver a 'Soft Landing' for the Economy?

The Federal Reserve is poised to make a big move this week: cutting its key interest rate from a two-decade peak. Will this be enough to deliver a "soft landing" for the economy, or is it just a quick fix? The economy is a complex beast, and predicting its future is like trying to shoot a moving ta

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Sep 16 2024EDUCATION

A Piece of Space History Lands at the University of North Dakota: A New Era of Education

As the Orion Max Launch Abort System (MLAS) test vehicle rolled into the University of North Dakota (UND), it marked the beginning of a new chapter in the school's space education program. The 15-year-old mock spacecraft, which demonstrated one possible way of escaping a failing rocket, has finally

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Sep 16 2024POLITICS

Paraguay's Controversial Sex Ed Curriculum: Is it a Step Backwards?

Paraguay has long struggled with low sex education rates and high teenage pregnancy rates. However, the recent introduction of a new sex ed curriculum has sparked controversy over its conservative and outdated approach to the topic. The curriculum, which was endorsed by the Ministry of Education, pr

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Sep 16 2024POLITICS

The Pro-Life Illusion: When Anything Means Nothing

In the early 2000s, I was a student at Ohio State University, involved with an evangelical Christian group. Our discussions on abortion were a minefield of opinions, from liberal to conservative. One group member invoked Eric Rudolph, the Olympic Park bomber and abortion clinic bomber, saying he "co

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Sep 16 2024LIFESTYLE

Battling Consensus: Paraguay's Sex Ed Curriculum Sparks Conservatives' Triumph

Paraguay's recent development of a sex education curriculum for its schools has left many surprised, particularly those who advocate for children's rights and sexual health. While it's a step forward for the country, which has traditionally avoided discussions about sex, the curriculum's content has

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Sep 15 2024POLITICS

The Art of Divide and Conquer: Trump and Vance's Campaign Strategy

In the tumultuous world of politics, the campaign trail can be a battlefield where alliances are forged and broken. For the Republican ticket, consisting of Donald Trump and JD Vance, the strategy is clear: divide and conquer. Vance, in a recent interview, shared the strategy his team has employed t

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Sep 15 2024POLITICS

Will Kamala Harris Be Trump's Debating Nemesis?

The upcoming debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris is set to be a nail-biter, with both candidates facing unique challenges and opportunities. Harris, a former prosecutor, is expected to be a formidable opponent, but Trump's unpredictable nature and history of dominating television coverage

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Sep 15 2024POLITICS

The GOP's Depraved Descent into Madness: A Word That Says It All

The Republican Party has long been criticized for its extreme right-wing ideology, but a single word – depraved – perfectly captures the depth of the party's dysfunction. The word "depraved" comes from the Latin "depravare," meaning "to pervert" or "to corrupt," and it's a fitting description of the

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