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To fix problems efficiently, we need to use prices. But that only works if everyone has enough money.
Ivan Oransky is basically the Perez Hilton of science blogs.
She blows the roof off the place.
The admission could put St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Robert McCulloch at odds with ethical and legal requirements.
And more in Friday’s Vox Sentences.
Sony Entertainment’s CEO Michael Lynton suggests the company has no Video On Demand options available to it. But what about Crackle?
Among other crazy facts, North Korean films employ American defectors to play villains.
A steady decline in the number of Americans tied up in the criminal justice system.
But environmentalists say the rules are too flimsy to stop future coal ash spills — like the one in North Carolina earlier this year.
And it’s mesmerizing.
Employers did not drop health insurance during the first year of Obamacare
Not only is tipping undemocratic — it may well be unconstitutional.
The conference made what appeared to be a deliberate effort to listen to female voices.
This woman is training psychopaths to be less psychopathic.
“That’s not who we are,” Obama said in a Friday press conference.