This chart is insane.
Government-heavy sectors (healthcare, college, childcare) exploded in price... and got worse.
Competitive free market sectors (TVs, toys, phones, software) crashed in price... and got dramatically better.
A few shots from Auburn's workout on Thursday at Plainsman Park. Tigers repping John 16:33 on their practice pullovers
“I have told you these things, so that in me you may have peace. In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world.”
@Markus034788561@KonstantinKisin France is the only one with a notably earlier timeline. As the civil war started in 1861 and salvery was abolished in 1865 right on top of Italy’s timeline.
Your gibberish on Germany is weird. Why overlook the Nazi regime & it’s concentration camps & forced labor camps.
@Markus034788561@KonstantinKisin They didn’t have “democratically elected governments” until after WW2.
Bravo! You’re a pro at shuffling facts to suit your agenda.
@HumbleStudent So, how is the Axios article related to US (or Canadian) citizens with Ukrainian names?
The article is about politics in the Olympics.
The players whose last names you referenced were born & raised in the US.
Same with their parents. The players and their parents are Americans
The standard deduction for a married couple over 65 is $34,700 in 2025, plus $12,000 of senior deduction (<$150k AGI)
They could convert from Traditional IRA → Roth up to $46,700 and pay no taxes.
Then use long-term capital gains taxed at 0% (up to $96,700 of taxable income) to live off.
Do this for 4 years. Take Social Security at 70.
You now have ~$200K in Roth and paid $0 in federal taxes to live off.
@VanAllenPlexico He’s a much better coach than a lot of AU people think.
He had multiple 1000 yd WRs before working for Gus and has had multiple 1000 yd WRs since.
@TheDavidPiv You’ve got it backwards. Increase in LSAT happens in a recession. It does not precede a recession which is logical.
In a bad job market, students delay going to work by going to law school.
This is well documented. Look it up.
If you believe free speech is for you but not your political opponents, you're illiberal.
If no contrary evidence could change your beliefs, you're a fundamentalist.
If you believe the state should punish those with contrary views, you're a totalitarian.
If you believe political opponents should be punished with violence or death, you're a terrorist.
R.I.P. Charlie Kirk
I didn't know Charlie personally. But he did send me a kind message last year. "I love all people" is what he said. If that is any indication of who the man was, then this country has lost someone special today.
Partisan politics did not stand in the way of him paying me a compliment, and it should not stand in the way of mourning him either.
We cannot become a society where expressing political views, even controversial ones, leads to violence. Whatever you think of his politics, Charlie was a decent man, a patriot, and a brave defender of his values. My heart goes out to his wife and his kids.