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Max Blumenthal – Inside America’s Meddling Machine: NED, the US-Funded Org Interfering in Elections Across the Globe

Max Blumenthal looks into the shady practices on the National Endowment for Democracy. They claim to be pro-democracy, but their aim is to install right-wing governments around the world. In this Grayzone special, Max Blumenthal attends a Capitol Hill gathering of the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) and explores the group's destabilizing global campaign to meddle in other countries' affairs. The report covers the NED's interference in foreign elections in Russia and Mongolia, its...

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Term Spreads Plumb New Depths as Long Yield Drops — Menzie Chinn

EconbrowserTerm Spreads Plumb New Depths as Long Yield Drops Menzie Chinn | Professor of Public Affairs and Economics, Robert M. La Follette School of Public Affairs, University of Wisconsin–Madison, co-editor of the Journal of International Money and Finance, and a Research Associate of the National Bureau of Economic Research International Finance and Macroeconomics

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America’s Superpower Panic — Brad DeLong

History suggests that a global superpower in relative decline should aim for a soft landing, so that it still has a comfortable place in the world once its dominance fades. By contrast, US President Donald Trump's incoherent, confrontational approach toward China could seriously damage America’s long-term interests.... In my view, there are two major or core factors not usually mentioned that need to be considered along with the many others, central and peripheral. The first is that the...

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Trump’s Cross of Gold — Barry Eichengreen

US President Donald Trump wants to compress the United States trade deficit and enhance the competitiveness of domestic manufacturers by using tariffs to raise the price of imported goods. And the fixed exchange rates he needs to achieve that goal are the real reason behind his nomination of Judy Shelton to the Federal Reserve Board....  Project SyndicateTrump’s Cross of Gold Barry Eichengreen | Professor of Economics at the University of California, Berkeley, and a former senior policy...

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A Modern Money Explanation — J. D. Alt

Unfortunately, while there is growing sympathy with the progressive goals themselves, the advocates of those goals still don’t have a convincing explanation or formula for how the federal government will pay for it all. The best they can come up with is that we’ll increase taxes on the super-wealthy and the big corporations—or that it’s simply unacceptable, conceptually, that the world’s richest democracy cannot manage to achieve these goals for a healthy society. So long as these are the...

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George Galloway – Media blames Putin while Skripals silenced

Why did the press run with this story when there was no evidence? Why didn't they ask questions?The Russian embassy in the UK is now accusing the British government of manipulating public opinion and spreading disinformation, following reports that the London police is investigating the Sergey Skripal Novichok poisoning case last year. However, the UK counterterror chief is saying that there isn’t enough evidence to build a case against Moscow. Former MP George Galloway joins In Question to...

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Jason Hickel – How Britain stole $45 trillion from India

And Lied About It It is said that the West rose to predominance because of integrity of its institutions, that through the law, and the honesty it brought, commerce could flourish. Carl Jung believed the Christian religion made the West strong, because people for the first time could leave their money in banks, or invest in companies, rather than leave money under the bed, and then come back the next day and get their money back - people were now God fearing Christians. But what if...

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Aaron Maté – What do we know about Russia’s alleged “influence campaign”?

It's all in Ned Price's mind. He has managed to construct a narrative from a few threads of non specific data, from which he could built any story he wanted from it. He filled in all the gaps - and it was mostly gaps - with his own narrative.What have U.S. intelligence officials proven to date about their claims of a sweeping Russian interference effort and Russian government outreach to the Trump campaign? Ned Price, former Special Assistant to President Obama and former CIA analyst, joins...

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