…have lulled people into thinking that the crisis of democracy is less severe than it really is.  This may or may not be a convincing argument, but it artificially limits…

…threats to infrastructure in the United Arab Emirates, and on struggles by OPEC+ to hit its targeted monthly output increase. as traders assessed growing risks of severe sanctions on Russian energy…

…quantities of poultry in ever increasing numbers in concentrated operations around the poultry processors, the occurrences are likely to become more severe and often. This is mostly because commercial poultry…

…though not as severe — multidecade megadrought occurred in the 1500s, when the West was still largely inhabited by Native American tribes. NPR reminds us that there is still a…

…reflected in severe droughts and flooding which Dan is referring to in an earlier post. This is an excellent and very new article to which the authors and publisher have…

Russia has just attacked Ukraine. US policymakers seem to agree that we should impose severe economic sanctions (but definitely have no US boots on Ukrainian ground). What can the US…

…severe economic repercussions they had threatened; the delay has given the world community time to put those repercussions into place. Today, the U.S. and European allies announced they would block…

…severe sanctions, but obviously he had concluded, based on his experience as to Chechnya and Crimea, that they would be manageable. Instead, the entire West, including all of Europe both…

…most economic data from months when the pandemic has been severe, ie, generally November through February, has been revised upward, or reported higher, whereas economic data from the months when…

…plant spooked markets before authorities later said the fire in an outbuilding had been extinguished. Prices then rallied further before the close as traders decided the impact of severe sanctions…