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Blantyre Residents Urged to Take National Clean-Up Day Seriously

Malawi Voice.com 

By Chilungamo Missi Blantyre, September 12, Mana: Blantyre District Director of Administration, Hastings Dowe has urged people in Blantyre district to take national clean-up day seriously saying a healthy living begins with good sanitation. He made the remarks on Friday when Blantyre district council officials embarked on a clean-up exercise surrounding the government building. “We […]

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Internalizing a Trash Externality

Library of Economics and Liberty 

Jon Murphy’s post this morning reminded me of a job I had when I was 12 or 13 in which I helped internalize what otherwise would have been an externality. I posted about it briefly here, but I’ll say more.

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“Zuckerbucks” Didn’t Throw the 2020 Election

Cato Institute 

Walter Olson

In the lead‐​up to the 2020 election, philanthropies backed by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan provided grants to local election offices around the country to aid in administrative tasks, voter communication, and other work made more challenging by the COVID-19 pandemic — a program sometimes nicknamed Zuckerbucks. Some Republicans have charged that the grants were improperly meant to assist Democrats by differentially increasing turnout of their likely voters, especially in bigger cities. Читать дальше...

R. Kelly Utilized His Fame to Abuse Minors, Prosecutor Says During Closing Arguments

NBCwashington.com 

<p>In this June 6, 2019, file photo, singer R. Kelly pleaded not guilty to 11 additional sex-related felonies during a court hearing before Judge Lawrence Flood at Leighton Criminal Court Building in Chicago. An updated federal indictment filed on Friday, Feb. 14, 2020, in Chicago, refers to yet another minor accusing R. Kelly of sexual misconduct, adding to the jailed singer’s mounting legal challenges across three states. </p>

U.S. abortion clinic moves up the street to escape one state's ban

AOL.com 

By Gabriella Borter 

  BRISTOL, Va. (Reuters) - The women's health clinic in Bristol, Tennessee, had a seemingly simple solution to continue providing abortions after its home state banned the procedure this summer: It moved a mile up the road to Bristol, Virginia, where abortion remained legal. 

  But relocating between the twin cities brought a host of challenges. 

  Bristol Women's Health has faced logistical hurdles, legal concerns and local opposition since opening in late July across the state line... Читать дальше...


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