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Robbing peter to pay paul. steve: this officer, the first officer killed to pay tenure lori lightfoot as mayor she spoke to the press a couple of days ago. this is what she had to say. listen. >> the police are not our enemies. they are human just as we are. live just as we are. also risking their lives every day for our safety. and security. when you see a police officer, say thank you. we owe them a test of gratitude that we will likely never be able to truly repay. steve: john, that was the mayor yesterday. but that was important. she said it out loud. the police are not our enemies because...

Taken as a reference to education. we welcome the commitment of extra funding to girls education from the uk government, what we know is that is being done by cutting current successful programmes in education. we know that there is a 25% cut to the uk's funding of education around the uk's funding of education around the world this year. i think that commitment to fight for the causes of women and girls education has come through robbing peter to pay paul. i am very disappointed in the end that we have very nice words, but we have not seen the money behind that commitment. that but we have no...

Natasha King thought it would be temporary, just a few months.  When the state called in 2013 and asked if she could parent her two grandchildren, she didn’t hesitate to take in the kids she loved more than anything in the world. Their mother’s drug problems had gone from bad to worse, and their father had addiction issues of his own.  King, a 46-year-old nursing assistant in Lexington, Kentucky, is still the primary caretaker of her grandchildren, now 12 and 13 years old. Although she had been working two jobs to support her family, she had to quit one during the pandemic to guide the ...

By Global X In 2020, annual outlooks quickly became obsolete as the COVID-19 pandemic caught the world by surprise. Nearly a year later, we believe massive stimulus efforts, vaccine development and distribution, and new political agendas put us on a  likely more predictable path to recovery. Yet if 2020 taught us anything, it’s to never underestimate the unpredictable. In this 2021 outlook, Global X’s CIO and Research teams provide our insights and expectations for the year ahead, covering topics from the macroeconomic landscape, to disruption amid a return to normalcy, interest rates a...