…consumption, as long as its lust for power was restrained. That time has passed. Capitalism bears a major portion of the responsibility for global warming, and for the untenable inequities…

…the mainstream of British politics challenged it. Is it really any wonder that most people believe it? The problem, of course, is that it bears little resemblance to how the…

…100 days” proved a real eye-opener on several fronts.  While some of the previously hidden material had been public since the 2009 bio by Kirsten Downey, which bears the title…

…could it be said that a private citizen bears arms because he has a dirk or pistol concealed under his clothes, or a spear in a cane.” The path to…

…saddles the company with high-interest debt needing to be paid back. The company bears the full risk of failure to become more profitable. A typical and ruthless tactic to insure…

…Dakota are on an uptrend again, after about a week where *no* States were in an uptrend: This could be just noise at this point, but it bears watching. Finally,…

…product being shipped. then that shipper bears a responsibility for any harm done to the users(s) of that product. Tort reform was but another subsidy of those who didn’t need…

…with talking armored polar bears, soul-sucking specters, and translucent angels. But ultimately, it’s about a war on adolescence. The story’s villains, all affiliated with an allegorical version of the Catholic…

…1997 – bears a strong resemblance to the claim by some Democratic political analysts like Teixeira and Shor and commentators like Yglesias that Democratic elites are too “woke” and out…

…the world’s work. Their “joy-riding” cannot budge business as long as the amount they spend in consumption bears a constant relation to the other factors that determine the annual production-consumption…