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PART I This narrative by Nathaniel Rich is a work of history, addressing the 10-year period from 1979 to 1989: the decisive decade when humankind first came to a broad understanding of the causes and dangers of climate change. Complementing the text is a series of aerial photographs and videos, all shot over the past year by George Steinmetz. With support from the Pulitzer Center, this two-part article is based on 18 months of reporting and well over a hundred interviews. It tracks the efforts of...

Over the last months, the term “neoconservative” has been in the air as never before in its 30-year career. Try entering it in Nexis, the electronic database of news stories. Even if you were to restrict the request to stories containing “Iraq” and “Bush,” the search will abort; the number of entries exceeds the program’s capacity. Seven years after Norman Podhoretz, the conductor of the neocon orchestra, pronounced the demise of the movement in these pages, neoconservatives are seen to be wielding more influence than ever before...

Part I Jeffrey Epstein didn't do anything wrong. There is no "list of people." There is no pedophile ring or blackmail scheme. There is no Mossad or CIA involvement. That's why you're not getting anywhere with this story. And if he really didn't commit suicide, then THAT is why. That's why the camera's just happened to not work that night, that's why they never even bothered with an investigation, etc The parts about his death are speculative, but the rest really isn't. He never abused any girls...

By Erik Prince & Dave Ramaswamy · 29 October 2025 On Fiat Experts: How the Priesthood of Failure cost America $38 Trillion of Administrative Bloat The COVID pandemic provided a natural experiment in experts’ competence. The results were unambiguous. Every major government recommendation was proven wrong: masks did not work, then they were essential, then two were better than one. The virus did not spread asymptotically; then, asymptomatic spread became the primary driver. Two weeks to flatten the curve became two years of flattening...

(Varandej, 2017) ... А выйдя за площадь Независимости, первым делом я увидел огромное красно-чёрное "бандеровское" полотнище - весьма наглядный признак современных Сум. Я уже говорил в прошлой части, что этот город близ границы с Россией во многом напоминает "умеренные" области Западной Украины типа Волыни или Буковины, и предполагал, с чем это может быть связано. С точки зрения самих сумчан причина очевидна и проста: Сумщина как ни один более регионы Украины пострадала от "донецкого клана", с которым отождеставлялся руководивший областью в 1999-2005 годах луганчанин Владимир Щербань...

Je veux grandir intellectuellement et émotionnellement. Je veux découvrir le monde, connaître des gens forts et matures, sûrs de soi, les démiurges du Meilleur des mondes. Je veux devenir leur apprenti, connaître la joie d'apprendre, la joie de grandir, la joie de dépasser mes faiblesses et mon ignorance...

Несмотря на череду громких провалов и разоблачения сотен агентов, ГРУ остается одной из самых таинственных силовых структур России. Нельзя забывать и об ошибке выжившего: известны только неудачи спецслужбы, а о ее успешных операциях и обычной рутине публика знает крайне мало. Но Центр «Досье» приоткрывает завесу тайны. В нашем распоряжении оказались рабочие документы сотрудника ГРУ Дениса Смолянинова, специализирующегося на психологических операциях. Он полковник — не самый главный руководитель, но и не совсем мелкая сошка...

Metformin is the mostly widely prescribed drug in the world to treat type 2 diabetes. It may also be a key to slow aging, mitigate age-related diseases, extend lifespan and increase health span. All in a pill that costs pennies a day, is safe, and has been scientifically shown to impact age-related biological changes. It’s not exactly clear just how metformin affects aging, but researchers think it acts on several different hallmarks of aging—changes at the cellular, chromosomal and molecular levels which accumulate over time...

How bias clouds our thinking about diversity and inclusion