“He who saves his Country does not violate any Law” Post from the White House on the platform X Donald Trump stormed into the American presidency on 20 January 2025 with a battalion of executive orders that destroyed many of the certainties of the American constitutional system. Under normal circumstances, executive orders are the least … Read more
Sovereignty and Territorial Integrity In her post “Empire by Purchase: From Manhattan to Greenland (1625-2025),” Janne Nijman examines the historical and contemporary practice of nations acquiring territories through financial transactions. The author discusses U.S. President Trump’s expressed interest in purchasing Greenland and contextualizes this within a broader historical framework of territorial acquisitions via purchase, such … Read more
The hottest chart in the markets right now is not Nvidia, Fartcoin or one of the quantum computing stocks…it’s the price of eggs: It looks like a chart of Bitcoin, Gamestop or the hottest AI stock on the street. Since 1947, the price of eggs has grown at an annual rate of 2.4%, more than … Read more
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In the 1990s, Lane, as NSF director, ushered in the requirement that, in addition to intellectual merit, reviewers should consider a grant proposal’s “broader impacts.” In general, he said, the aim was to encourage science that would benefit society. The broader impacts requirement remains today. Among other options, researchers can fulfill it by including a … Read more
