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In Europe, the Netherlands has extended its recent run of declining case numbers...

"Lower (interest) rates boost aggregate demand and raise employment and investment in the short run. But the higher prevalence of zombies they leave behind misallocates resources and weigh on productivity growth." - BIS

"Donald Trump is not Churchill, to be sure, but he gets things done...Mr. Biden is too old for the job, and fragile."

"The suspect, who is now in custody, was dressed in medieval clothes." 

Trump wins with 279 of the 538 electoral votes, while Biden would get 259.

Easy money, market manipulation, deregulation, reckless speculation, counterproductive fixes, unsustainable debt, and evil intent pushed things toward economic collapse...

"The situation differs from country to country..." 

All in all, while the atmosphere and risks would greatly differ, the direct positive macro-economic impact of an improved transatlantic (trade) relationship under Biden and the negative impact of a strained relationship under Trump seems limited.

One newspaper calculated that lines of cars stretched over 430 miles in and around capital hours before stay-at-home orders took effect...

“I wish it was different.”

ABC News Tom Llamas questions Joe Biden about Hunter Biden, only to be instantly rebuffed.

A Biden-Harris White House would restore many known and some new ghouls to the corridors of foreign policy-making power...

Whoops. 

This is a crucial time in the history of our republic...

Is Wikipedia’s neutral point of view truly dead? ...analysis shows that editors favoring right-leaning views were six times more likely to be sanctioned than those favoring left-leaning views...

"He definitely doesn’t seem to have an issue vandalizing and breaking into businesses and destroying other people’s property."

Since Satoshi Nakamoto published the Bitcoin whitepaper on this day 12 years ago, a lot has happened to the first cryptocurrency...

“The spark of living in the city just kind of burned out a bit with everything being closed. We kind of didn’t see when it would come back to normal.”