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Partition 100 Years On: Belfast's Bloody Sunday The announcement of the Truce between the IRA and British in July 1921 led to waves of violence, with the deadliest felt in Belfast on 'Bloody Sunday, says Cormac Moore The Illustrated London News reported on the violence in Belfast around the Truce in its July 16 1921 edition, including a photograph or two wounded RIC constables being carried to a lorry Cormac Moore 28 July, 2021 01:00 FROM the announcement of the Truce between the IRA and British forces on July 8 1921 to its enactment three days ...

by Tyler Durden By Mark Glennon of Wirepoints “This is from the Biden Administration?” If you’re a believer in free enterprise and the virtues of robust competition, that may be your initial reaction if you read through the fact sheet on President Biden’s new executive order to promote competition in the economy. More importantly, if you review reactions to the order, you’ll see the issues that may determine both political control and direction of part of the populist surge in America, both nationally and at the state level. Resolution of those issues may fundamentally reshape our e...

BBC News By Eimear Flanagan image copyrightAFP via Getty Images image captionDays after the truce, Irish people held vigils in Downing St, praying for a peaceful outcome to talks As the clock struck noon on Monday, 11 July 1921, a truce came into force which effectively ended the Irish War of Independence. The conflict spanned two-and-a-half years and cost more than 2,000 lives. The ceasefire was agreed three days earlier between the British government and Irish republican leaders - leaders who would soon form their own state on the southern side of the new border. In Belfast, the final hours...

Inside Compass Lexecon, one of the top antitrust consulting firms Quartz 6 hrs ago © Provided by Quartz Boxed-up court documents from the antitrust trial between Apple and Epic Games. Hundreds of economists at leading universities live a double life: By day, they conduct research, teach classes, and rub padded elbows at academic conferences. But by night, they moonlight as analytic mercenaries, helping to tear down—or defend—the world’s biggest monopolies. These academics work for economic consulting firms, and few firms are as feared and revered as 44-year-old Compass Lexecon, hea...

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