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AI Holds Great Promise for Health Care, and Trump’s Action Plan Is a Good First Step

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The American Medical Association (AMA) has welcomed the Trump administration's AI Action Plan and believes that physicians must be full partners in the AI lifecycle to ensure that AI in health care reaches its full potential and that trust is built between patients and physicians.See the Story

The Day New York Defaulted: Inside Gotham's Fiscal Fall

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In November 1974, New York Times film critic Vincent Canby wrote that the city had become “a metaphor for what looks like the last days of American civilization.” “It is run by fools,” he wrote. “Its citizens are at the mercy of its criminals who, often as not, are protected by an unholy alliance of civil libertarians and crooked cops. The air is foul. The traffic is impossible. Services are diminishing and the morale is such that ordering a cu…Economy · Great Barrington See the Story

What Japan’s Struggling Rice Market Teaches Us About US Tariffs

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Japan eats a lot of rice. And it imposes tariffs on foreign rice to protect domestic producers — sometimes as high as 700 hundred percent. The result has been a disaster for Japan’s rice industry: the opposite of what tariffs are supposed to achieve. In the early 1990s, Japan was forced to liberalize its rice market and did so reluctantly. But tariffs and subsidies designed to protect the domestic industry and keep prices high have instead corro…Donald Trump · Great Barrington See the Story

Superman, Sneaking Snacks into Movies, and the Mystery of Social Order

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Last month, like many, I went to see the newly released Superman movie by James Gunn. As a kid, I loved the 1978 Superman film with Christopher Reeve and the scene when he takes Lois Lane for an evening flight is one of my favorites. Margot Kidder portrayed Lane as smart and quirky — and I wanted to be just like her — and I was intrigued to see that Rachel Brosnahan is now playing the role. I’m a big fan of Brosnahan, after binging The Marvelous…James Gunn · Great Barrington See the Story

What Families Gain at the Dinner Table

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One of America’s long-standing cultural institutions is in decline. The Survey Center on American Life is reporting that only 38 percent of Gen Z Americans who are now adults report eating regularly with family at the dinner table. This is in contrast with 74 percent of Americans ages 50 and older who report having regular family dinners. This problem is especially present across educational boundaries. The survey reports that only 38 percent o…Economy · Great Barrington See the Story

No Return to the Old Balance Sheet, Fed's Waller Says

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller recently offered his perspective on the Fed’s balance sheet, which still stands at over $6.6 trillion. According to Waller, the issue facing the central bank is not the size of the Fed’s balance sheet but the structure of its assets — especially their duration. It’s a compelling case, and it deserves a second look. Waller claims that the Fed’s liabilities, which include currency, the Treasury General A…Economy · Great Barrington Read Article

Wall Street Isn’t Daycare: Interns Meet the Real World

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In recent years, a chorus of complaints has emerged from Millennial and Gen-Z interns and junior analysts about the allegedly intolerable conditions at top investment banks. The grievances — ranging from long hours and high stress to inconsistent team dynamics and alleged workplace “toxicity” — have generated headlines and sparked conversations about labor conditions and culture in high finance. But beneath the noise lies a deeper misunderstandi…Wall Street · Great Barrington See the Story

China’s Disappearing CEOs and the Flaw of ‘State Capitalism’

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Imagine you are working as an investment banker in one of China’s most famous companies. Everything is going well — a high-paying job, good social status, and finally, you’re making money from the math you learned in university. Then, suddenly, your CEO disappears! This is what happened in China. Bao Fan, a Chinese billionaire and chief executive of China Renaissance Holdings, went missing in February 2023. A year later, news came out that he h…Economy · Great Barrington See the Story

Render Unto Caesar? Even the Pope Faces Confusion Complying with US Taxes

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Any practicing Catholic will tell you that Pope Leo XIV answers to a higher power, but none would say that higher power is the Internal Revenue Service. Yet, as Tax Notes’ Robert Goulder notes, the Holy Father will likely still need to file income taxes. This debate highlights the importance of tax simplicity. If a government must levy taxes, the system should be straightforward enough for the average citizen to understand. If a government taxe…Pope Francis · Great Barrington See the Story

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