Investors Expect Relief in Money Markets as Fed Resumes T-Bill Purchases

The move is likely to ease upward pressure on borrowing rates in the roughly $4 trillion U.S. overnight repurchase agreements ...
The New York Times

Trump Spoke by Phone Last Week With Maduro, Venezuela’s Leader

They discussed a possible meeting between the two of them, but nothing has been scheduled, and the administration continues to increase the military pressure on Venezuela. By Maggie Haberman and ...
IEEE

Analyzing Deep Neural Architectures for Renewable Forecasting: A Comparative Study of CNN and LSTM on Nusa Penida PVPP Data

Accurate forecasting of photovoltaic (PV) energy output is critical for optimizing microgrid operations, especially in isolated regions like Nusa Penida Island, Indonesia, where energy reliability is ...
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Socialism, communism, democratic socialism. What’s the difference? This professor breaks it down

Robert Lieberman, a political science professor at Johns Hopkins University, explains how socialism, communism, and democratic socialism differ and what those ideas mean for issues like inequality and ...
Mises Institute

Politics and Government: The Weakness of the State

When discussing strategies to achieve an anarcho-capitalist society, discussion usually focuses on direct action: the progressive dismantling of reformism, political separation through secession, or ...
MPR News

Can relationships across the political divide build more trust and better government?

Rep. Anquam Mahamoud, DFL-Minneapolis, (second from left) talks with Iron Range community, business and government leaders at a lunch with Rep. Cal Warwas, R-Eveleth (second from right) on Sept. 24 at ...
CNN

Last nuclear treaty between US and Russia nears expiration as Trump and Putin trade testing threats

US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin have spent weeks trading threats to restart nuclear tests, an escalation kicked off by Putin’s boasts about tests of the Poseidon nuclear ...
thecooldown

New study reveals stark difference between government-owned and Indigenous land: 'Participatory mapping'

A new study on Indigenous lands in Panama reinforces the understanding that native people are far better stewards of their properties than governments, according to Happy Eco News. It also bolsters ...