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Cato Daily Podcast - Obama Borrows ‘Judicial Activism’ Canard
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Cato Daily Podcast - Cops Make Up Surveillance Rules
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Money Girl - 262 MG Deduction Dangers, Part 3: Medical and Dental Expenses
Don't miss little-known medical tax breaks that can save you money.
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On this week's Motley Fool Money Spring Break Special, our analysts share three stocks for the next ten years. Plus, we talk about the business of creativity with Jonah Lehrer, author of Imagine: How Creativity Works.
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Cato Daily Podcast - GDP Growth, Poverty and Deregulation in India
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Start the Week - The ‘death of socialism’?
On Start the Week Andrew Marr looks back at the political and cultural landscape of the last 20 years with the author Alwyn Turner. In 1992 Margaret Thatcher proclaimed 'the death of socialism' after the Conservative election victory, and Turner argues this moment led to a generation turning away from politics, putting their energy into culture. But Janet Daley believes that it wasn't John Major's victory but the fall of communism that demoralised and destabilised the left, and the lessons of 1989 are still to be learnt. In its defence, the Labour MP Tristram Hunt points to the long history of socialism and believes its death has been much exaggerated. And the political cartoonist Martin Rowson lampoons both left and right. In his latest book he updates Swift's Gulliver's Travels to the late 1990s, targeting the government of Tony Blair, media moguls and Europe.
Producer: Katy Hickman.
Start the Week - The ‘death of socialism’?
On Start the Week Andrew Marr looks back at the political and cultural landscape of the last 20 years with the author Alwyn Turner. In 1992 Margaret Thatcher proclaimed 'the death of socialism' after the Conservative election victory, and Turner argues this moment led to a generation turning away from politics, putting their energy into culture. But Janet Daley believes that it wasn't John Major's victory but the fall of communism that demoralised and destabilised the left, and the lessons of 1989 are still to be learnt. In its defence, the Labour MP Tristram Hunt points to the long history of socialism and believes its death has been much exaggerated. And the political cartoonist Martin Rowson lampoons both left and right. In his latest book he updates Swift's Gulliver's Travels to the late 1990s, targeting the government of Tony Blair, media moguls and Europe.
Producer: Katy Hickman.
The History of Rome - 174- The Sack of Rome Part II
Following the death of Valentinian III there was an Imperial power struggle in the West. In the midst of this struggle, the Vandals sacked Rome in 455 AD.