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the chancellor has confirmed that the costs of the energy price cap will be funded by borrowing. leaving the eye watering windfall profits of the eye watering windfall profits of the energy giants untaxed. the oil and gas producers will be toasting the chancellor in the boardrooms as we speak while working people are left to pick up the bill. borrowing higher than it needs to be, just as interest rates rise. and yet the chancellor refuses to allow independent economic forecast to be published which will show the impact of this borrowing on our public finances, on growth and on inflat...

That, you know, parenting isnt as easy as you might depict. What would you say to that . What would your response be . I would say that, like, the characters in the show only have to be those characters for seven minutes and they have a script to read and theyre animated. But whereas parents have to do it 21w, seven days a week, 365 days a year, thats a lot harder. I have to ask you, what is the future of bluey . Because there have been rumours going around that this extended episode might mean the end. I think everyonesjust going to have to sit back and watch the Roller Coaster that is the si...

Personal and political violence are intermixed in authoritarian societies.

The key problem with the draft House health care bill is that it fails to correct the features of Obamacare that drove up health insurance costs. Instead, it mainly tweaks Obamacare’s financing and subsidy structure. Basically, the bill focuses on protecting those who gained subsidized coverage through the law’s exchange subsidies and Medicaid expansion, while failing to correct Obamacare’s misguided insurance regulations that drove up premiums for Americans buying coverage without government subsidies. That is both a policy problem and a political problem.

The Senate Republicans’ Better Care Reconciliation Act of 2017 (BCRA), which would partially repeal and replace Obamacare (also known as the Affordable Care Act, or ACA), would make major changes in the Medicaid program. The Senate bill pursues three major policy objectives. Specifically, the BCRA: