Category: Articles
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“Wedding of the Century” Where’s My Invitation?
Bezos’ Wedding: New, Borrowed, Blue and… Lampooned!
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Deadly Drones: Add to Cart
Deadly drones are becoming easily available, and affordable. Welcome to “belligerence-on-the-cheap.”
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One Man’s Trash is Another Man’s Art
What does art made of old trash and debris have to do with a recession? Possibly, a lot!
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The “Rules of War” Have Been Rewritten
The “rules of war” have been rewritten. Military might meets “belligerence-on-the-cheap.” The new, July Socionomist explains WHY!
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That Can’t Happen Here — Can It?
The world’s second largest economy appears to be on shaky ground. Let’s focus on China’s real estate sector and our analysis of a “bellwether of contagion risk.”
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The “No Kings” Protests are Right on Schedule
Mass protests, increasing polarization, fear, anger, xenophobia, and on! Social mood makes sense of the current state of unrest.
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Musical (Fed) Chairs
Who will be the new Fed chair? Names are already being floated in the nation’s capital. But does it matter who heads the Fed as far as the trend of interest rates goes? You might be surprised.
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Increasingly Authoritarian—and Anti-authoritarian—Impulses
The White House deployment of the National Guard to intervene in L.A. protests has shocked many. But we see it as a powerful sign of negative social mood.
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Debt Ceiling Drama
Borrowing and more borrowing. That’s the story of the U.S. government. And, now, Congress wants to raise the “debt ceiling” – again. Here’s what you need to know.
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You CAN Survive a Recession – You may Even THRIVE
The mainstream view of the future of the U.S. economy is short on hope. But we see many opportunities to thrive.