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march across africa, the threat is growing and is a global and multi—domain. it is now time to signal that peace dividend is over and investment needs to continue to grow. before it becomes too late to address the resurgence threat, it is time to mobilise, to be raised, to be relevant. thank you. that was ben wallace, the secretary of defence giving that speech in central london, —— central london, facing the challenges of how the uk armed forces, against, this extraordinary backdrop of the threat being posed by russia. the interesting lines to pull out from what he said, refer...

Rachel Maddow takes a look at the days top political news stories. Shopped copies of the same picture. Look. They turned them into exactly the same dude. So throws xlams of hair cut a in this environment. But dont be fooled into thinking that the aesthetic range is singular. They will also occasionally accept a cover mod we will hair cut b. Which you see here. So if you cannot swing hair cut a for whatever reason, you are also allowed to be el ubaldo. Especially if you have some other kind of prop, a vaguively hair like prop to distract that the baldness. So the aesthetic window here is only o...

Rachel Maddow takes a look at the days top political news stories. Magazine which typically showcases male celebrities. The males chief ref new officer and Content Officer have told some employees that they unsuccessfully appealed to david pecker, the ceo of america magazine, who reportedly ordered the cover. They asked him to consider replacing her on the cover. The executives said they argued that would it hurt the reputation making it tougher to attract top talent for future covers and potentially alienating hardwon advertisers. Nevertheless, there she is. Get her workout. Guys. It says it ...

The sector has become less productive. It's not because of underinvestment nor statistical illusions. So why? Complicated processes do jump out. "So many people can gum up the works."

Why was America — and not just America — better at building in the 1970s?