Auto Workers May Be Left Behind As Industry Shifts Green
Wandering around the sprawling 6.2 million-sq.-ft. Lordstown Motors assembly plant in Ohio, it’s tempting to imagine a green future that is full of jobs. The company’s signature…
Read moreAnother U.S. Inflation Gauge Is Heading Even Higher
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and his colleagues in the coming week can expect to see their key inflation metric accelerate to a fresh four-decade high last…
Read moreA Catholic Priest’s Alleged Grindr Outing and Data Privacy
On Tuesday, the Catholic Substack newsletter The Pillar published an investigation into Monsignor Jeffrey Burrill, who had, up until that day, been the top administrator in the…
Read moreSales of Previously Owned Homes Fall to an Almost Two-Year Low
Sales of previously owned U.S. homes fell for a fourth month in May, receding to the lowest level in nearly two years and underscoring how high prices…
Read moreSociety’s Biggest Risks, Ranked by the World’s Leading Experts
Every year the World Economic Forum (WEF) surveys more than 1,200 global risk experts, policy makers, and industry leaders to measure the weight of looming risks to…
Read moreJoy Behar Won’t Shut Up
People have many issues with Joy Behar, but here is one that has gotten scandalously slight attention. Joy Behar is a bad driver. A person sitting in…
Read moreThere May Not Be Enough Food For Everyone in 2023
David Beasley, the head of the World Food Programme, talked to TIME about why he is worried about 2023. A decade ago TIME asked your predecessor whether…
Read moreAs Putin Threatens Nuclear Disaster, Europe Learns to Embrace Nuclear Energy
In early March, the world looked on in horror as a fire broke out at Europe’s largest nuclear power plant in southeast Ukraine. The blaze at the…
Read moreRed Sea Houthi Attacks Could Increase Consumer Prices
Attacks on commercial vessels in the Red Sea by the Houthi militia in Yemen are leading to increased freight costs and delivery times—and experts say the impact…
Read moreCan Cruises Become Climate Change Friendly-
To future archeologists, mega cruise ships might be some of the strangest artifacts of our civilization—these goliaths of mass-engineered delight, armed with dangling water slides and phalanxes…
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