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Without question, SpaceX has created something of great value for society. Its space business has developed reusable rockets that are made economically, which is why the company is now the second-largest contractor for NASA. Starlink has made the internet accessible around the world for millions who otherwise would be disconnected. Future fruits of those innovations will flow directly to anyone who invests in the overall U.S. equity market.Read Full Article ⟶ Source link

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Hello and welcome to another edition of Free Agent! Be better than this loser this week—stay true to your roots and don’t root for your girlfriend’s team. I had a great newsletter for this week planned, but after playing 102 holes of golf in one day my travel back home hit a snag and I wasn’t able to write. Fortunately, two Reason staffers helped cover the major collisions of sports and politics this week, so I still have plenty of content to share with you. Thank you, colleagues! Don’t miss sports coverage from Jason Russell and Reason. Pride Night controversies…

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Only a small percentage of western conifer forests were open and park-like. Ponderosa pine near Mill Creek, Ochoco National Forest, Oregon. Photo by George Wuerthner One of the frustrations I face as an advocate for forest protection is the continuous stream of misinformation from government agencies such as the Forest Service and state forestry, as well as from many conservation organizations like the Nature Conservancy. For example, I received an article from the Forest Service titled “Multiple treatments are key to resilient Western Forests. In the opening paragraph, the article asserts: “Forests in the West used to be a lot…

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Katya Schwenk, The Lever The Trump administration has escalated its pressure campaign against lawyers representing unaccompanied migrant children. After freezing payments and demanding sensitive client data. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents attempted to raid the offices of attorneys for unaccompanied migrant children this week, lawyers tell The Lever, the latest escalation in the Trump administration’s attempt to collect sensitive data on children in the U.S. immigration system. As The Lever first reported last week, the legal services providers for unaccompanied migrant children — who represent the youth in deportation proceedings — have been locked in a standoff with the Trump administration over requests for sensitive case data…

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Date of sighting: Oct 2024Location of sighting:  North Eastern USASource: Dept of War, https://www.war.gov/ufo/?releaseDate=Release+03&release=03#FBI-UAP-PR003-Orbs-Over-the-Pond-2024Guys, check this out. This video is from the third drop of US gov UFO files and this particular video is of a plasmoid orb aka cloud orb. I myself have encountered one close up and will soon describe what it looks like in an up and coming video. A cloud orb is an energy entity, very intelligent, very old and it can sense your thoughts…ideas, feelings instantly from several miles away. They range in size from golf ball size to 747 size (which I personally witnessed…

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As crypto world notches political wins in Texas and beyond, some of its emerging political action committees ditch bipartisan approach for a Republican focus. What to know: The Fairshake PAC and its affiliates are still the major force in crypto election clout, and they’re marking a number of significant congressional campaign victories bought with tens of millions in spending. But a number of new crypto PACs have emerged, and their Republican focus could shift some of the bipartisan energy carefully built over multiple campaign cycles. The Texas primary runoffs this week — and the loss of longtime incumbent U.S. Representative…

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