…of Bowie’s oeuvre had provided a level of patronage that’s inconceivable for a musician of Bowie’s bent today…he spent the Nineties as a free agent, jumping from label to label,…

…high cost of American health care. I begin by explaining the origin and meaning of the “single payer” label. I will then describe the two defects in S 1129 in…

…protects the public from food-borne illnesses. It issues nutritional advice and drug labeling guidelines. It polices false medical claims on packaging and in advertisements. It safeguards about one in every…

…matched by similar measures in other countries, which would require macroprudential policy coordination. Barry Eichengreen of UC-Berkeley has studied the record of international policy coordination, and finds that it works…

…incentivize higher-quality care while reducing costs. ACOs aim to improve care quality by improving coordination in patient care and emphasizing appropriate primary care to avoid potentially preventable and costly emergency…

…global, oversight must be global. While our efforts with these global risks have been imperfect, the essential international coordination that allows institutions that monitor risks, share information, and establish norms…

…most previous technologies. Despite this reality, there is still no widely recognized international process for ongoing AI discussion, monitoring, and coordination. Such a process is rarely even discussed in the…

…by the floods, is missing a warning coordination meteorologist and science officer who are supposed to work with local emergency managers to plan for floods, including when and how to…

…police officers (and others) are trained to recognize behaviors associated with certain activities related to terrorism,” he said. Major city police chiefs are participating. Civil libertarians questioned why firefighters, paramedics…

…we were spending before 9/11. Even more egregious is the claimed increase from zero to $3.6 billion in “state and local grant programs” for police and firefighters. Although there was…