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Erdogan Not Delighted by Turkish Mood Swing

Turkish voters have inflicted a humiliating blow to President Erdogan.
The Need For (Limited) Speed

Starting in 2022, Europe will require carmakers to install speed limiters.
Economists Still Have It Backwards. You Don’t Have To

Economists and politicians likewise fret about it – yet, should they be?
The Remarkable Chart Pattern that Preceded Two of Britain’s Most Controversial Exits

Similarities exist between Brexit and its decision to withdraw from India 72 years ago.
Negative Social Mood Wreaks Havoc on Venezuela

Negative social mood appears to correlate with a collective increase in discord, fear, depression, malevolence and destructiveness.
Brexit: Unchartered Waters

It’s been two and half years since Britain’s vote to separate from the European Union and yet,
Climate’s Dire Impacts and Dismissals

White House press secretary Sanders disputed the climate modeling and said it’s “not based on facts.”
Sweet Tobacco Is Burning Up

The Food and Drug Administration is escalating its fight against tobacco.
The Coming Social-Entitlement Tsunami

The biggest component of the national debt is entitlement programs.
A Silver-Haired Date with Bankruptcy

The debt boogeyman is alive and squirming beneath this optimism. Will tax cuts, deregulation and better trade deals boost growth and shore up revenues?

Erdogan Not Delighted by Turkish Mood Swing