Not this far from the front lines. This was in the Russian rear.
Hegseth said war is imminent. I have no idea is that's true bit this is the sort of thing you do when you expect war is near.
Safety nets are there, it is just that the nets don't provide equality between families. If you are born into a family with parents who divorce, that's a hardship the government cannot entirely protect you from.
One of my family members had that job for a good while. What's interesting is the phone companies did not keep great records of what's copper and where it is, so a lot of it is likely to remain in place for a long time. Something else he has seen is thieves cutting fiber, thinking it is copper, and causing outages, although that is less frequent than it was years ago.
You make it sound like it was coal itself or the workers that are responsible for the rise of Hitler. Industry owners played that part, which is clear from the paper, but unclear from your "headline."
You changed the title, different from the published paper, to make it more click-baity. The actual paper is fine.
I seek out out-of-the-way websites maintained by one or two people and then subscribe by RSS. RSS may be the only thing left keeping the web sane.
There are certain students the administration is likely going to want as international students. Israelis, white South Africans, and Hungarians, for example.
I remember when phone lines were made of copper. We were sure that it would be impossible for everyone to have a phone.
I'm going to guess 11 is slower than 10 on equal hardware.
China is about a fascist as they come. One virtue doesn't eliminate 100 vices.