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New audio reveals JD Vance accusing childless teachers of ‘trying to brainwash the minds of our children’

Republican vice presidential candidate made offensive remarks at a 2021 Center for Christian Virtue forum

The Independent UK

The Fed sits patiently and signals rate cuts will happen this year

At a closely watched meeting, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell hinted that a much-anticipated rate cut will happen this year.

Fortune

Paul Krugman Says Bitcoin Is 'Economically Useless,' Crypto Users Blast Nobel-Winning Economist

Bitcoin, the world's top digital asset by market cap, is down in recent days after it nearly reached $70,000 over the weekend, and a well-known skeptic has re-emerged, calling the digital coin "economically useless."

International Business Times

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Austerity was a disastrous political choice that we are still reeling from

Letters: Readers respond to the economist Paul Krugman’s article about the effects of the Tories’ most defining policy during the coalition years

The Guardian - UK

Labour 'lack ambition to reverse austerity', Nobel prize-winning economist warns

LABOUR’S plans for the UK “lack any ambition to reverse austerity”, a Nobel-prize winning economist has warned ...

The National (Scotland)

Remember, the U.S. doesn't have to pay off all its debt, and there's an easy way to fix it, Nobel laureate Paul Krugman says

"Given the political will, we could resolve debt concerns quite easily."

Fortune

After A Bitter Break-up, Trump Makes Up With Billionaire Donors

In an electoral system in which money is the ultimate kingmaker, Donald Trump has been courting the country's billionaires -- and they have their checkbooks ready.

International Business Times

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Who buys "taboo" conspiracy theories?

White men with graduate degrees, a new study finds, are highly likely to hold especially noxious beliefs

Salon

The Lede review: Calvin Trillin on the golden age of American reporting

A collection of work by a giant of New York journalism is both a joy and a lesson, particularly on objectivity and its limits

The Guardian - US

California Senate Hopeful Barbara Lee Wants $50 Per Hour Minimum Wage

If you’re going to set arbitrary prices for labor, why not shoot for the moon?

Reason

Are young people poised to slam the brake on endless economic growth?

The climate and cost of living crises make belief in expanding GDPs look as stale as last year’s mince pies. But when central governments rely on consumerism to shore up spending, it will be hard for ‘degrowth’ to gain any traction

The Guardian - UK

More public investment, not less, could lift advanced economies out of their malaise

Western nations are caught in a low-growth trap, with tricky political choices to make – but there is a way out

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on the austerity delusion: economies cannot cut their way to growth

Editorial: Economics is a religion where rhetoric persuades voters to believe bad policies can have good results

The Guardian - UK

With democracy on the ballot, the mainstream press must change its ways

The American press is failing to adequately emphasize the stakes of the coming election

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Zenger

Paul Krugman Warns Of ‘Very Nasty Fall’ For China

Unless the Xi Jinping-led administration returns to its communist roots, China's economy could experience a serious downturn.

The Week

Inflation vs. deflation: which is worse for national economies?

As sky-high inflation may finally be coming down for many major economies, falling prices and lacklustre growth in China are stoking fears of a deflationary spiral.

The Conversation

Taylor Swift tickets are pricey, but fans get a blockbuster show and intimate connection with their idol

The ticket scramble for Taylor Swift’s latest tour has caused such a furore that even the likes of Nobel prize-winning economist Paul Krugman have weighed in on it.

The Guardian - UK

Raghuram Rajan: the banker who warned of meltdown in 2005

The former governor of India’s central bank now steers a tricky course between supporting free markets and campaigning against unfettered risk-taking

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Paul Krugman: ‘Quiet Quitting’ Is ‘Biting The Dust’ As Non-Farm Productivity Growth Accelerates To 3-Year High

Noted economist and Nobel laureate Paul Krugman on Thursday took stock of one specific data point to illustrate economic momentum

Zenger

Bidenomics Gains Momentum As Strong Economic Data Validates Policy

Noted economist Paul Krugman highlights robust job growth and falling inflation as indicators of success.

Zenger

Krugman Hints At Disinflation Era Kicking In: ‘It Just Got Even Harder To Be An Inflation Pessimist’

On Friday, noted economist Paul Krugman tweeted a message that should catch the attention of market participants

Salon

Tax billionaires for their own good

From threatening cage matches to backing RFK Jr., billionaires prove too much money detaches a person from reality

Zenger

Paul Krugman Smacks Down ‘Recession Truthers’ Led By Elon Musk As ‘Crypto Cultists’

Economist and Nobel laureate Paul Krugman revealed he had no soft corners for an emerging group he calls “recession truthers,” following a decline in inflationary pressure over the past year

Fortune

Nobel laureate Paul Krugman dismisses Elon Musk’s economic predictions, calling them conspiracy theories by a ‘recession truther’

The Princeton economist and New York Times columnist said tech billionaires are “often, in practice, easy marks for grifters and con men.”

Tribune News Service

Commentary: Why we don’t need to tolerate higher inflation

Inflation is finally falling. Although the year-over-year inflation rate is still over 4%, well above the Federal Reserve’s 2% target, much of that reflects especially large price increases from last summer. As those unusual months cycle out of the data, the rate will likely keep dropping.

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