Poland and Ukraine are strong allies, but a dispute over Ukrainian grain dumping in Polish markets is driving them apart. The Wall Street Journal explains:
Can AI Be Controlled? Does It Need to Be?
An upcoming conference held by the MIT Technology Review will investigate some of the ongoing questions about artificial intelligence, including how to control it. In a recent email about its forthcoming EmTech Digital conference, the MIT Technology Review wrote: From V-JEPA to Sora, methods for teaching machines to model the physical world by watching videos […]
Apple Ends Its EV Effort
After spending ten years on developing an electric vehicle, Apple has called it quits. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports: Apple Inc. is canceling a decadelong effort to build an electric car, according to people with knowledge of the matter, abandoning one of the most ambitious projects in the history of the company. Apple made the disclosure internally […]
What’s Wrong with America’s Inflation Measurement?
America’s inflation measurements are broken, or never worked to begin with. At the Cato Institute, Alan Reynolds explains one part of the problem: the heavy weighting toward Owner’s Equivalent Rent, or housing. He writes: Last May, I wrote a piece called “We Are Measuring Inflation All Wrong: Non‐housing Inflation Is Very Low.” That has not changed. The uniquely quirky […]
RECALL REDUX: Unhappy Californians Seek to Recall Newsom, Again
California Governor Gavin Newsom survived one recall attempt, but he may soon be in for another battle for his governorship. California voters have had enough of Newsom’s progressive policies, and a group named Rescue California has brought forth another effort to recall him. The Hill’s Nick Robertson reports: A group of California conservative activists launched […]
The Problem with Fructose
In a recent email, Dr. David Perlmutter recounted his recent discussion with Dr. Richard Johnson about fructose and sweeteners. Perlmutter wrote: With so much discussion these days centered on metabolic health and issues like overweight, obesity, diabetes, and the downstream consequences of these health challenges, I think it’s important to spend some time looking at […]
Biden’s Russia Disconnect
At the Cato Institute, our friend and former colleague, Justin Logan, Cato’s Director of Defense and Foreign Policy Studies, explains why Joe Biden’s newest sanctions on Russia will probably fail the same way his previous sanctions have done. Logan writes: The Biden administration marked the two‐year anniversary of the war in Ukraine by announcing a new round […]
Are There Pesticides in Your Cereal?
At Mercola.com, Dr. Joseph Mercola explains that 92% of oat-based foods like cereal were found to contain the pesticide chlormequat chloride. Mercola also discusses studies that have flagged chlormequat’s toxic effects. He writes: In a pilot study1,2,3 conducted by the Environmental Working Group and published in the February 15, 2024, issue of the Journal of Exposure […]
Koch Networks Suspends Funding for Haley
After she lost her home state to Donald Trump, Nikki Haley vowed to continue on with her campaign against him in the GOP primary. But she’ll fight on without the support of the Koch network of donors, who have decided to pull their funding for the former South Carolina governor. Nancy Cook reports for Bloomberg: […]
Is It Time to Dollarize Argentina?
President Javier Milei of Argentina has been hit with his first legislative defeat since taking office. At the Cato Institute, Daniel Raisbeck, Gabriela Calderon de Burgos and Caleb O. Brown discuss Milei’s plan to dollarize Argentina’s economy in the Cato Daily Podcast. Listen below:
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