BREAKING: Boeing, $BA, agrees to plead guilty to criminal fraud conspiracy charge related to fatal 737 MAX crashes in 2018 and 2019, and agrees to pay $243.6 million fine
Economist estimates that "between 462,000 and 728,000 Russian soldiers were out of action by mid-June—more than Russia’s estimated invading force in February 2022." www.economist.com/graphic-deta...
Campaign news has overshadowed this.
For all those who missed it: the administration announced $1 billion to help communities be more resilient to climate change/natural hazards.
www.dhs.gov/news/2024/07...
Companies decided to sink billions of dollars of new investment into manufacturing plants in the U.S. after the CHIPS and Inflation Reduction Act boosted incentives for U.S. production,
Check out that spike in manufacturing plant construction. It dwarfs all prior increases.
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Seeing some discourse about old buildings vs new buildings and like,
1) yes most old buildings are built very solidly. no that's not because they used to build every building very well, its because the 98% of buildings from 100 years ago are gone and only the well-built ones made it
Exactly. We had a primary and that was a time for a true alternative to build a national campaign apparatus and build name recognition and support, and instead we got this guy faceplanting by sixty points to write-in campaigns.
There is no third option, there is Biden or Harris.
it's infuriating! but it also means the problem isn't "trump wins a majority of the vote", which nobody thinks is likely, nor is it "we have to play defense in california". it means this, oddly enough, is an odd but not impossible biden-winning map.
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the baseline for this election is 2020. normally "the last election" might not be a perfect baseline, but it's the same guys with the roles reversed. both are quasi-incumbents, and we have a four year record for the both of them, with some recency bias for biden.
here's that map