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If you have the voice, you may want to avoid schedules for your next surgery on Friday.The most comprehensive analysis of what happens to patients undergoing surgery on Friday and Monday was published this month Jama More than 12 US and Canadian researchers become clear. On average, those who suffered short-term, medium-term, and long-term complications on average than those who went under the knife after the weekend, are those who on average undergo all sorts of procedures.The study is based in Ontario and included more than 450,000 patients who underwent one of the 25 most common surgeries between 2007 and…

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The conservative philosopher GK Chesterton is known for a parable about two lawmakers who encounter a fence. One, brash and overeager, announces that he can’t see the point of the fence so it should be removed. The other, who Chesterton labels the “more intelligent type of reformer,” scolds his companion, warning him that they should only remove the fence once they know why it was put there.The point is that, before anything is changed, decision-makers should at least know why the thing that they are changing exists, lest they discover its true purpose after its removal ends in disaster.Never has…

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Conservative activists have dreamed of dismantling the Ministry of Education for decades. They are closer than ever to achieving their goals.On Thursday, President Donald Trump signed an executive order saying that he would “begin to completely eliminate the exclusion of the federal department of education.” Then, earlier this month, the Ministry of Education announced mass shootings of the workforce. This has brought the division's staff from about 4,000 to about 2,000 until about half of the time Joe Biden took office.Trump had promised to abolish the department in the campaign trajectory, but it was established by Congress and many of…

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Now, for decades, major oil companies knew that burning fossil fuels could cause global warming, but they knew they had put their strength to hamper climate policy. They lobbyed policymakers intensively, ran advertising campaigns, and funded think tanks to question climate science.According to two new papers recently published in the journal Environmental Survey Letter and Climate policyAnother industry, knowing its role in climate change decades ago, engaged in similar tactics: the US Beef Industry.The story begins in February 1989 when the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) held a workshop on reporting on how to reduce livestock methane emissions. Experts at the…

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Your support will help us tell the storyFrom reproductive rights to climate change to big technology, the independence is on the ground when stories develop. Whether you're researching the finances of Elon Musk's Pro-Trump PAC, or producing the latest documentary, The Words, we are shedding light on American women fighting for reproductive rights, but we know how important it is to analyze facts from a message.At such a crucial moment in American history, we need a reporter on the ground. Your donation allows us to send journalists to continue talking to both sides of the story.Independents are trusted by Americans…

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Last summer I left Spotify and wrote about it with a rather surprising headline: “Why did I quit Spotify?” My reason remains. The software became clunky, the ads were unrelenting, and Sabrina's carpenter songs were inevitable. I wanted to find a better music streaming service. It doesn't make me happy to report that I had rejoined a few weeks ago.The algorithm got me. I don't just mean that I got it I, how the Tiktok algorithm glues to the screen. Spotify's algorithms got me how my old friends got me, my strange love for yachtlocks and my continued obsession with…

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When a Democrat contemplates their nation’s biggest problems today, minimum lot sizes in suburban housing codes probably don’t rank very high on the list. After all, the US president is a reality star turned insurrectionist, who’s ordering investigations of his political enemies, subverting court orders, gutting entire federal agencies, and fomenting a global trade war. To many liberals, this may not feel like a moment for turning inward and sweating the details of blue America’s permitting regulations.But a new book asks Democrats to do precisely that. In Abundance, journalists Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson catalog American liberalism’s failures to deliver…

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For half a century, conspiracy theories about the assassination of John F. Kennedy flourished. President Donald Trump himself dabbled in these theories, claiming that Texas Sen. Ted Cruz's father was involved in the murder of the former president. Currently, Trump has officially declassified the remaining JFK files. And so far, the documents seem confused and unsieged, but some are completely unreadable due to the combination of age and bad copying. New insights include details of CIA wiretapping mobile phones in Mexico City to investigate communication between Soviets and Cubans. Despite the government being accessed to everything they know about the…

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This story appeared in log off, a A daily newsletter that will help you stay informed about the Trump administration without taking over your life in political news. Subscribe here.Welcome to logoff: Today, I'm focusing on removing Donald Trump's pure Democratic figure, another attempt to eliminate legal checks on presidential authority.What's the latest? Trump has fired only two Democrats on the five board that runs the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), one of the agencies responsible for enforcing laws that protect consumers and check business strength. Both commissioners say they plan to sue the shooting and claim they are illegal.So is…

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I think I've been in a rather bad mood for the past two months, as many readers have doubts. My go-to joke explaining why I think I should land with readers of this newsletter, “I didn't understand how much my overall optimism about the state of the world depends on the fact that Lindsay Graham prefers foreign aid.”To unleash that a bit, the US spent years spending hundreds of billions of billions of dollars a year on foreign aid, including billions of dollars in vaccinations, preventative devices and treatment for cheap killers such as HIV, malaria and tuberculosis. That's it,…

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