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By Paul Krugman of the New York Times Recent events have made clear the need to regulate crypto, an industry that grew from nothing to a $3 trillion market capitalization a year ago, although most of that has now evaporated. But it also seems likely that the industry couldn’t survive regulation. ...

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

Balloons became a hallmark of Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade -- but the materials they were made of became scarce and much-needed for military efforts during a time of war.

On this day of gratitude and gathering together despite differences, it’s tempting to offer up a Thanksgiving editorial calling on the politically divided country to come to its collective senses and join together in peace and love and all else the holiday implies. But, that’s clearly a pumpkin-pie-in-the-sky proposal.

The debt ceiling. you suggest doing it during the lame duck session, a political issue because some republicans are threatening to use that as negotiating leverage. tell us what the dangers are here if they dont get that limit raised? >> if they dont get that limit raised, a number of very bad things happen. one is that its probably unconstitutional to default on our debt. i dont know what you do about that. beyond that, it ruins the reputation of the united states in that we are now considered ...

Medicare brings 41 million customers to the table, which they figure should give Uncle Sam plenty of clout to drive down drug prices.

Balloons became a hallmark of Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade -- but the materials they were made of became scarce and much-needed for military efforts during a time of war.

"Great politics. Lousy policy." That's what the Sacramento Bee said about Medicare "reform" billspending in Congress in a July 6 editorial-and it's not alone. Across the country, 20 other major newspapers also have expresseddoubts about the bills, now being hammered into one version by aCapitol Hill committee.

American "exceptionalism" at the World Cup.

In a black and white photograph from a Marine Sentry newspaper, a group of Marines are gathered to listen to 14-year-old Vicente Borja Leon Guerrero sing “Come Back to Guam,