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Yemen: The Forgotten Neoconservative-Supported War in the Middle East
By Ulyana Kubini, Mises Institute In response to the Israeli assault on Gaza, the Houthis (Ansarallah) of Yemen have retaliated by launching at least six drone attacks directed at Israel and attacking Western ships passing through the Red Sea. By the looks of it, their attacks have been quite successful thus far: Israel’s Eilat port alone has seen an 85 percent drop in shipping activity.
Science Has a Major Fraud Problem. Here’s Why Government Funding Is the Likely Culprit
President Biden’s 2024 budget includes over $210 billion directed toward federal research and development, an approximately $9 billion increase from 2023 funding. That might not sound particularly bad—after all, who doesn’t like science and innovation? But, although seemingly noble, the billions pumped into the US government’s National Science Foundation don’t always translate into finding cures for debilitating diseases, or developing groundbreaking technologies.
Science Has a Major Fraud Problem. Here’s Why Government Funding is the Likely Culprit
President Biden’s 2024 budget includes over $210 billion directed toward federal research and development, an approximately $9 billion increase from 2023 funding. That might not sound particularly bad — after all, who doesn’t like science and innovation? But, although seemingly noble, the billions pumped into the U.S. government’s National Science Foundation don’t always translate into finding cures for debilitating diseases, or developing groundbreaking technologies.
Science Has A Major Fraud Problem: Here’s Why Government Funding Is The Likely Culprit - OpEd
President Biden’s 2024 budget includes over $210 billion directed toward federal research and development, an approximately $9 billion increase from 2023 funding. That might not sound particularly bad—after all, who doesn’t like science and innovation? But, although seemingly noble, the billions pumped into the US government’s National Science Foundation don’t always translate into finding cures for debilitating diseases, or developing groundbreaking technologies.
Science Has a Major Fraud Problem. Here’s Why Government Funding Is the Likely Culprit
President Biden’s 2024 budget includes over $210 billion directed toward federal research and development, an approximately $9 billion increase from 2023 funding. That might not sound particularly bad—after all, who doesn’t like science and innovation? But, although seemingly noble, the billions pumped into the US government’s National Science Foundation don’t always translate into finding cures for debilitating diseases, or developing groundbreaking technologies.
Science Has a Major Fraud Problem. Here’s Why Government Funding Is the Likely Culprit | Ulyana Kubini
President Biden’s 2024 budget includes over $210 billion directed toward federal research and development, an approximately $9 billion increase from 2023 funding. That might not sound particularly bad—after all, who doesn’t like science and innovation? But, although seemingly noble, the billions pumped into the US government’s National Science Foundation don’t always translate into finding cures for debilitating diseases, or developing groundbreaking technologies.
Yemen: The Forgotten Neoconservative-Supported War in the Middle East | Ulyana Kubini
Home | Wire | Yemen: The Forgotten Neoconservative-Supported War in the Middle East Yemen: The Forgotten Neoconservative-Supported War in the Middle East Tags PoliticsU.S. HistoryWar and Foreign PolicyWorld History In response to the Israeli assault on Gaza, the Houthis (Ansarallah) of Yemen have retaliated by launching at least six drone attacks directed at Israel and attacking Western ships passing through the Red Sea.
The Health Of Gaza: What Once Was And What May Be - OpEd
October 7, 2023 marks perhaps the most significant event in recent Palestinian history. Palestinian militants from Hamas launched nearly 3,000 rockets into Israel, leaving hundreds dead and sparking an intensification of an already brutal decades-long conflict. This is typically where Western media coverage of the conflict concludes. In many of the statements set forth by American and European political leaders, there’s no mention of what exactly led up to this attack.
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General Topics Austrian School Filter by Title: Sort by: Yemen: The Forgotten Neoconservative-Supported War in the Middle East PoliticsU.S. HistoryWar and Foreign PolicyWorld History While Western attention is on the Israel-Hamas conflict, war quietly rages in Yemen with predictable destruction. Not surprisingly, US interventionism is fueling this fight. Read More Can an Easy Money Policy Increase Employment of "Idle Resources"?
Private Medical Care Still Is A Better Deal Than Government Care - OpEd
Most people have a negative view of business monopolies. Whether for allegedly exploiting workers, causing inefficiency, or crowding out potential challengers, most government-granted monopolies undoubtedly hurt entrepreneurs and customers. This basic distrust of monopolization disappears as soon as one enters the floors of the United States Senate or Congress. Government-forced monopolization arises in virtually every industry, but nowhere is it as costly as in healthcare.
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General Topics Austrian School Filter by Title: Sort by: Overcoming Chinese Communist GDP Myths Big GovernmentEconomic PolicySocialismWorld History While China achieved strong economic growth in the post-Mao years by allowing free markets to work, the Communist leadership wants to return the economy to its old socialist ways. However, while the government can give fake growth numbers, it cannot reverse socialist failures.
Ulyana Kubini
Home | Profile | Ulyana Kubini Ulyana Kubini Ulyana Kubini is a Ukrainian-American entrepreneur and healthcare economics analyst. She is the owner and operator of Mezzno, a nutrition e-commerce platform focused on local economies. Kubini is a writer for the mental health testing organization HIGH5, writing over 300 articles on psychology and self improvement. As a member of the board at the libertarian African Objectivist Movement based out of Nigeria, she is an avid reader of libertarian theory.
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General Topics Austrian School Filter by Title: Sort by: Private Medical Care STILL Is a Better Deal Than Government Care Bureaucracy and RegulationEconomic PolicyFree MarketsHealth Americans are constantly told that Europeans have wonderful medical care provided by their governments. In reality, private care is gaining ground because it provides better care and a better deal.
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General Topics Austrian School Filter by Title: Sort by: Bourne Again Media and CultureProgressivismWar and Foreign Policy David Gordon reviews Only a Voice, by George Scialabba, dealing with the author's comments on antiwar progressives Randolph Bourne and Dwight Macdonald.
Why Private Healthcare Is Booming in Scandinavian Countries
In the eyes of young voters and socialists of all creeds, Bernie Sanders is a superhero, passionately advocating for his vision of a socialist utopia in America.
Why Private Healthcare Is Booming in Scandinavian Countries | Ulyana Kubini
In the eyes of young voters and socialists of all creeds, Bernie Sanders is a superhero, passionately advocating for his vision of a socialist utopia in America.
Nagarno-Karabakh Crisis Reaches New Heights: Aid Attempts Blocked - OpEd
For over 7 months, residents in Nagorno-Karabakh (known locally as Artsakh) have suffered under a suffocating blockade imposed by Azerbaijan. Shortages of critical medications, food, and fuel have been widespread. In the region, 120,000 Armenians, including 30,000 children and 20,000 elderly individuals, are depending on scarce local resources for their survival. No goods or medicine have been allowed in for over a month. But those supplies cannot last forever.
The Rise Of Private Healthcare In ‘Socialist’ Scandinavia - OpEd
In the eyes of young voters and socialists of all creeds, Bernie Sanders emerges as a superhero, passionately advocating for his vision of a socialist utopia in America.
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General Topics Austrian School Filter by Title: Sort by: Jamaica Still Struggles Economically, But There Is Hope for the Future Big GovernmentBureaucracy and RegulationThe EntrepreneurFree Markets The island nation of Jamaica has beautiful beaches but a problem with poverty. Jamaica needs capital and free markets, not more state control of the economy.
Private Medical Care STILL Is a Better Deal Than Government Care | Ulyana Kubini
Home | Wire | Private Medical Care STILL Is a Better Deal Than Government Care Private Medical Care STILL Is a Better Deal Than Government Care Tags Bureaucracy and RegulationEconomic PolicyFree MarketsHealth Most people have a negative view of business monopolies. Whether for allegedly exploiting workers, causing inefficiency, or crowding out potential challengers, most government-granted monopolies undoubtedly hurt entrepreneurs and customers.
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