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After Richard Nixon scrapped Bretton Woods, the U.S. currency’s exorbitant privilege only grew — because the U.S. embraced innovation, not regulation.

Trump is a danger to our democracy. But abridging free speech, except in extremely narrow confines, is also a danger to our democracy.

Of weeks. some people feel like money makes the world go around. people will get comfortable with losing thousands of lives every day before they will get comfortable with losing billions of dollars every day. if we don't enforce this mandate, it looks like we're headed for another shutdown. what are your thoughts on that and the fake vaccine cards? >> listen. if you had to sit there and fundamentally weigh a human life against the almighty dollar, you're right, some people are going to choose the dollar over the life. but most of those people are coming from a place of privilege, right? most ...

2021 Fearless Preditions - the Analyst is Back! By Armchair Analyst  @Armchair1978 on Jul 26, 2021, 2:54pm CDT 4 Hello Texas Longhorn fans! Armchair Analyst here coming to you from God's Country with yet another Fearless Prediction for the Texas Longhorns, this time, Fall 2021 edition. It's fearless because I'm not a pro and don't care what people think about what I have to say. It's a prediction because, I'm just a guy, sitting in my armchair, driving from the back seat. And we've got some major elephants in the room that can't be ignored. Elephant 1: Rolling w...

By John Kernaghan, Contributor A visit to the McCord Museum helps uncover the history of two of Montreal’s historic Irish neighborhoods.  In this tale of two Irish neighborhoods, leafy and modest Point St. Charles is in some ways unchanged from its heyday as a gritty Celtic enclave while just across the Lachine Canal, Griffintown bristles with cranes erecting a phalanx of condos from the ashes of factories and working-class residential blocks. What ties them forever is the canal, almost whimsically named after a time when many of Canada’s inland waters were probed as potential avenues t...