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Halfway through the first volume of the landmark history of the Federal Reserve. Not only having worked at the Federal Reserve, but having had lunch many, many times talking about his history, i have followed closely over time the massive transformations that has occurred at the fed, just since the financial crisis but over my lifetime. And before, and to think that the first 10 years of my life we were on the Gold Standard, you know, it suggests that things have changed a lot. And so when a fri...

The supports of various kinds been contracted, and with the creation of large state armies, positionindeed, a re reprivatization. People that study agree this is privatization, and i concur. The independence refers to the decision in the 1990s to pull back from its promise to take care of its own, and, instead, emphasize, in many of its support programs, selfsufficiency, and that came through retooling programs like Family Support into family readiness, for example. Readiness and pulling back th...

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Queensland Liberal National Partys zero opposition to the Queensland Labor Partys Government 2024-5 Budget shows it is not fit for opposition, let alone government.

Review of Downward Spiral: Collapsing public standards and how to restore them by John Bowers KC Political systems, in their decline, often become so gummed up by procedure, factions, petty officials and assorted spoonbenders that no one is able...

There is much more change to come | Special report

Adam Dyster has gone to work for the shadow Defra secretary Steve Reed. I admit this is not an appointment which would normally trouble the political scorers, but it is a straw in the wind. Mr Dyster was, until recently, the adviser to both the chairman and the director-general of the National Trust. As Zewditu

In what is almost certainly a general election year, Jack Conrad looks at the evolution, limits and possibilities of parliament. We don’t have to settle for Sir Keir’s Labour Party and the lesser evil

With the Royal family already short-handed, this is a unique and distressing double blow – but the Prince has the steel to come through it

The nation needs more than a change of government.