VagueMag

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Lawsuit alleges Epstein victims were paid from JPMorgan accounts(ft.com)
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by VagueMag 4y ago
So, your thesis is that this is showing up in Western media because China is trying to distract from the very crucial super important balloon issue by pointing to something trivial like a large industrial accident with still unknown downstr
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Ohio cleaning up toxic train derailment as pollution 'plume' moves downstream(reuters.com)
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New York Times sues EU over von der Leyen's Pfizer texts(politico.eu)
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The Seattle attorney connected to George Santos and the FTX crypto scandal(seattletimes.com)
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by VagueMag 4y ago
I hated the job and was ready to start looking for a new one once annual bonuses were paid this month, and the severance package is more than my bonus would have been, so it may all work out for the better.
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by VagueMag 4y ago
For my recent layoff from a 100% remote role at a well known BigTech co, I was in the midst of a meeting and was abruptly signed out of my laptop and presented with a screen saying it had been frozen and prompting for a 6 digit passcode to
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In a tight labor market, some states look to another type of worker: Children(washingtonpost.com)
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by VagueMag 4y ago
You're getting downvoted, despite the fact that when he headed the CIA, Allen Dulles used to just call up the editor of the Washington Post to have troublesome reporters fired.
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by VagueMag 4y ago
> Very high risk operation I'm not sure what would make it so high risk. The truth could easily be castigated and maligned as "conspiracy theory," a dismissal that most people in the Western countries will readily accept
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by VagueMag 4y ago
> the only immediate winners of the explosions were people in Moscow Come on now. I get the desire for people to believe their own government could just never possibly engage in this kind of skullduggery (at least, not until they&#x2
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Bed Bath and Beyond Trying to Sell $1B in Equity to Avoid Bankruptcy(wsj.com)
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The Retreat of the Amateur Investors(wsj.com)
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German Energy Reprieve Too Little, Too Late to Save Factory Jobs(bloomberg.com)
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California scraps plans to mandate Covid-19 vaccines for schoolchildren(washingtonexaminer.com)
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Booming Job Gains Keep the Fed on Track to Push Rates Higher(wsj.com)
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Adani's $108B Crisis Shakes Investors' Faith in India(bloomberg.com)
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Vaccine Makers Kept $1.4B in Prepayments for Covid Shots for World's Poor(nytimes.com)
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An Underused Covid Treatment: Doctors Are Now a Major Barrier to Paxlovid(nytimes.com)
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French Union Cuts Power to Pressure Macron on Pensions(wsj.com)
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The crypto industry's favorite bank is in deep trouble(nymag.com)
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by VagueMag 4y ago
There's not even a fact being checked here? "Lost" is a perfectly fine way to describe most of these workers. It was some local NY pol who said they had all been fired.
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by VagueMag 4y ago
The real worry with something like this is that you might knock out a "proofreading gene" on SARS-CoV-2 which currently prevents the virus from mutating very quickly: https://twitter.com/sanchak74/status/
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by VagueMag 4y ago
You just called it a "tabloid," which I wouldn't generally associate with "establishment media," no. If this was a report on one of their local NBC affiliates, then maybe? Also not really sure how the Politifact you
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by VagueMag 4y ago
This is COVID-19 misinformation: > "I think everybody who goes into a healthcare facility or nursing home should have the assurance, and their family members should know, that we have taken all the steps to protect the public'
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Indication of molnupiravir-associated mutations in SARS-CoV-2 sequencing(medrxiv.org)
46 points by VagueMag 4y ago|16 comments
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Unvaccinated NY healthcare workers won't be rehired despite staffing crisis(thenationaldesk.com)
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N.I.H. Did Not Properly Track a Group Studying Coronaviruses, Report Finds(nytimes.com)
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Judge questions new California law targeting Covid misinformation from doctors(sacbee.com)
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by VagueMag 4y ago
Sure but it's less expensive to the system to simply stop refusing to hire certain classes of people for no conceivable reason.

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