Possibilities could arise for WVU if the demise of the ACC becomes a reality | News, Sports, Employment
West Virginia Director of Athletics Wren Baker (right) hugs Big 12 Commissioner Brett Yormark at the Big 12 Men’s Basketball Championships. MORGANTOWN – Getting word in the last day that seven current members of the Atlantic Coast Conference have met with their lawyers to begin investigating the potential to break away from the conference had to be seen in of the West Virginia athletic department as if he were a driver stuck in a mass traffic jam with nowhere to go who suddenly found someone sitting in the seat next to him, clearing the way for him to move into…
Read More »Mixed inflation data reveals lack of progress
Euro Inflation, EUR/USD Analysis EU inflation remains stubborn, rising to 7% and the core reading eases slightly. ECB speakers likely to favor more rate hikes EUR/USD continues to decline as US debt ceiling impasse dominates sentiment. USD safe haven bid and weak Chinese data weigh on EURThe analysis in this article makes use of graphics patterns and key support and resistance levels For more information visit our complete education library Recommended by Richard Snow Introduction to Forex News Trading Eurozone Inflation Rises, Core Prints Online Inflation in the Eurozone is once again proving sticky as the final data for April…
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Route 8 reopens after massive garage fire in Richland Township – WPXI
RICHLAND TOWNSHIP, Pa. – Emergency crews were called to the scene of a garage fire in Richland Township on Tuesday. The fire broke out shortly after 4 p.m. at a home in the 6000 block of Cunningham Road near Route 8. PHOTOS: Massive garage fire in Richland Township closes part of Route 8 Helicopter 11 was above the scene as smoke billowed from the house. Route 8 was completely closed between Glasgow and Heckert roads. It was unclear if anyone was injured. Download the FREE WPXI News app for breaking news alerts. Follow the news of Channel 11 Facebook i…
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US assesses potential damage to Patriot missile defense system after Russian attack near Kiev
CNN — A US-made Patriot air defense system was likely damaged, but not destroyed, as a result of a Russian missile strike in and around Kiev early Tuesday morning local time, a US official told CNN . The United States is still assessing the extent of damage to the system, the official said. This will determine whether Ukrainian forces must remove the system entirely or simply repair it in place. Russia’s defense ministry said in a Telegram post on Tuesday that “a high-precision strike by the Kinzhal hypersonic missile system in the city of Kiev hit a US-made Patriot anti-aircraft…
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Opinion | Courts should be more political, not less
North Carolina’s gerrymandering decision made this scandal impossible to ignore: What else but rank partisan loyalty could explain such an abrupt shift in an issue that determined political power in the state? In their dissent, liberals on the court accused the conservative majority of “lawless” partisan gerrymandering. The majority insisted that politicization had begun with the earlier anti-gerrymandering decision and warned that courts should not “take sides in political battles.” These judges are far from the only ones who maintain that our judicial system is, and should always be, apolitical. Even candidates running for judicial elections tend to downplay the…
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How the debt ceiling showdown could play into China’s hands and weaken US global power
CNN — President Joe Biden’s promise to the world that “America is back” after a period of political turmoil looks a little shaky after a debt showdown with Republicans forced him to cut short an Asia-Pacific trip designed to showcase the US power amid challenge from China. A trickle of progress in Biden’s White House talks with Republican House Speaker Kevin McCarthy came too late to save his swing in Papua New Guinea and Australia next week — an international embarrassment that won’t go away unnoticed by Chinese President Xi Jinping who promotes his nationalist authoritarian capitalism. as an alternative…
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The double take: the political contributions of the big pharmaceutical companies and their control over public policies | opinion
Consider this scenario. A councilman in a modest-sized New England town that is part of a regional school district receives campaign contributions from a teachers union. Would it be possible for this public official to consistently vote for school funding overrides of Proposition 2½? How about a senator who receives more than half of his political campaign contributions from the NRA (National Rifle Association). What would this lawmaker’s voting pattern be on gun control measures if elected or retained in office? Now consider these harsh realities. In 2021, Pfizer’s political action committee contributed to 228 lawmakers in Congress. Amgen’s PAC…
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What is the political agenda of artificial intelligence? | opinions
“The hand mill gives you society with the feudal lord; the steam mill society with the industrial capitalist,” Karl Marx once said. And he was right. We have seen time and again throughout history how technological inventions determine the dominant mode of production and with it the type of ‘political authority present in a society. So what will artificial intelligence give us? Who will take advantage of this new technology, which is not only becoming a dominant productive force in our societies (just as the hand mill and the steam mill once were), but, as we keep reading in the…
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