Last October, we reported that it is the Biden administration’s goal to turn Taiwan into a “porcupine” so if China invades, it will be a bloody conflict that drains Chinese resources.
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SCREENING DRUGS FROM WASTEWATER WITH POMEGRANATE
Pharmaceutical drugs have flooded wastewater and water treatment plants have few ways of screening all of them out. The drugs enter groundwater and public water supplies, causing dangerous reactions in wildlife and entering our drinking water.
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MAGNETIC TREATMENT RELIEVES SEVERE DEPRESSION
If you’re deeply and chronically depressed, signals between two parts of your brain probably are flowing backwards.c
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HELION PLEDGES COMMERCIAL FUSION POWER BY BEFORE 2030
Fusion power startup Helion Energy has pledged to supply Microsoft with 50 megawatt-hours (MWh) of electricity before 2030 or pay financial penalties.
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WHEN THE ECONOMY FALLS JOBS GO WITH IT
Inflation and interest rate hikes are causing companies in many sectors to lay off employees. To illustrate the employment trends and the socioeconomic implications, each week we will list job losses.
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BANK DEPOSITORS TRANSFERRING THEIR MONEY TO CREDIT CARD COMPANIES
Credit card companies offering deposit services to their customers are seeing an inflow of cash as people seek places other than small and regional banks to store their money.
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RETAILERS ABANDON DOWNTOWNS FOR THE SUBURBS
In April, downtown pedestrian traffic in the U.S. was about 25 percent less than during the same month in 2019, real estate software provider MRI Springboard reported.
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WEALTHY AMERICANS ARE PAYING THE PRICE OF THE SLACK ECONOMY
Pity the rich: households earning more than $125,000 have seen their incomes and discretionary spending decline faster during the current economic malaise than those of households classified as low-income, according to Bank of America (BoA).
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POTENTIAL HOMEBUYERS: LITTLE FOR SALE
Homeowners who might want to sell their houses feel trapped by the low interest rates they have on their mortgages and are unwilling to have to start a new mortgage with today’s far higher rates, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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HOME PRICES FALL IN ALMOST A THIRD OF U.S. CITIES IN FIRST QUARTER
In this year’s first quarter, home prices fell in 31 percent of the 221 metro areas monitored by the National Association of Realtors (NAR).