Consider This from NPR - Old Tactics Are Being Used To Find New Extremists
NPR correspondent Odette Yousef has been reporting on the efforts of this new program built on old strategies.
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CoinDesk Podcast Network - BREAKDOWN: Unpacking Arizona’s Bitcoin Legal Tender Proposal
The game theory around states like Texas and Arizona working towards pro-BTC policies.
This episode is sponsored by Nexo, Abra and FTX US.
On today’s episode, NLW looks at a proposal moving through Arizona’s Senate to make bitcoin legal tender. He explores:
- The specifics of the Arizona proposal
- The controversial author of the bill
- A pro-bitcoin battle in the Texas gubernatorial race
- Increasing partisan tension around bitcoin and crypto
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Motley Fool Money - Understanding Subscription Businesses, Value Investing’s Bad Rap
There are a lot of reasons we love to invest in subscription businesses and high on that list is the recurring revenue model. The Wall Street Journal reports that streaming-video services are losing half of their new subscribers after just a few months. Jason Moser analyzes the challenges of the consumer-facing subscription model and how services like Netflix, Apple+, HBO Max, Disney+ and others are combatting them (to varying levels of success). He also responds to a Motley Fool member's question about whether to focus on buying shares of larger, profitable businesses at the expense of currently-unprofitable companies with potential. Plus, John Rotonti and Jim Gillies discuss value investing and a sleeping tech giant that appears to be getting back on track.
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Stocks: DIS, AAPL, T, NFLX, CMCSA, SPOT, AMZN, NET, V, AI, INTC
Host: Chris Hill Guests: Jason Moser, John Rotonti, Jim Gillies Producer: Ricky Mulvey Engineers: Dan Boyd, Rick Engdahl
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Federalist Radio Hour - World-Famous Econ Teacher Explains How To Be Financially Smarter Than 99 Percent Of Americans
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Headlines From The Times - Home was where the freeway is
In Santa Monica during the 1950s and ‘60s, city leaders evicted hundreds of Black families to build what ended up being the 10 Freeway. But now, in an act of civic penance, Santa Monica is trying to bring some of those families back. It comes at a time when municipalities across the United States are reckoning with their racist actions from the past.
We’ll talk about Santa Monica’s attempt to redress a historical wrong. And we’ll also talk to a woman whose family was one of many Black households that Santa Monica wants to make right by.
Host: Gustavo Arellano
Guests: L.A. Times housing reporter Liam Dillon, and Santa Monica native Nichelle Monroe
More reading:
Santa Monica’s message to people evicted long ago for the 10 Freeway: Come home
Freeways force out residents in communities of color — again
Tour Santa Monica’s once-vibrant Black neighborhoods, nearly erased by racism and ‘progress’
CBS News Roundup - World News Roundup: 01/31
U-N Security Council meets on Ukraine. After the snow ... bitter cold. The Rams and Bengals are Super Bowl bound. CBS News Correspondent Steve Kathan has today's World News Roundup.
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