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Meta Accuses Biden Admin of Censorship, Bipartisan Tariff Talks and The Deadliest Cancer Fight
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August 27, 2024
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Zuckerberg Accuses Biden Admin of Censorship Pressure
Meta's CEO Mark Zuckerberg revealed the Biden administration pressured his company to censor COVID-19 content.
Zuckerberg stated senior officials met with Meta for months, demanding the removal of COVID-19 misinformation, including humor and satire.
He now asserts that this government pressure was inappropriate and vowed to resist future demands.
The White House defended its stance, emphasizing that tech companies should act responsibly amid a pandemic.
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Meta's CEO Mark Zuckerberg revealed the Biden administration pressured his company to censor COVID-19 content.
Zuckerberg stated senior officials met with Meta for months, demanding the removal of COVID-19 misinformation, including humor and satire.
He now asserts that this government pressure was inappropriate and vowed to resist future demands.
The White House defended its stance, emphasizing that tech companies should act responsibly amid a pandemic.
Source: Read More
Bipartisan Tariff Talks
Donald Trump proposes a 10 to 20 percent tariff on most imports and over 60 percent on Chinese products.
Meanwhile, Kamala Harris aims to continue the tariff policy setup during the Biden administration.
Nick Iacovella from the Coalition for a Prosperous America states that regardless of the election's outcome, tariffs will remain central to economic policy.
This is to protect American industries. However, economists warn that high tariffs may lead to increased consumer prices.
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Donald Trump proposes a 10 to 20 percent tariff on most imports and over 60 percent on Chinese products.
Meanwhile, Kamala Harris aims to continue the tariff policy setup during the Biden administration.
Nick Iacovella from the Coalition for a Prosperous America states that regardless of the election's outcome, tariffs will remain central to economic policy.
This is to protect American industries. However, economists warn that high tariffs may lead to increased consumer prices.
Source: Read More
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The Renting Reality
Research reveals that the average renter spends $330,000 from age 22 to 35. This breaks down to about $25,000 annually or $2,000 monthly.
The cost varies widely by location. For example, renting in Hawaii can cost around $600,000 over a decade. In contrast, renting in Texas costs about $303,000, and Minnesota renters spend roughly $273,000.
Median rent is up 21% since 2019, averaging $1,743. Over 13 years, renters can expect to pay around $241,000 in rent, $68,000 in utilities, and $12,000 in moving costs.
Homebuyers now need an income of $106,000, which is $50,000 more than before the pandemic.
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Research reveals that the average renter spends $330,000 from age 22 to 35. This breaks down to about $25,000 annually or $2,000 monthly.
The cost varies widely by location. For example, renting in Hawaii can cost around $600,000 over a decade. In contrast, renting in Texas costs about $303,000, and Minnesota renters spend roughly $273,000.
Median rent is up 21% since 2019, averaging $1,743. Over 13 years, renters can expect to pay around $241,000 in rent, $68,000 in utilities, and $12,000 in moving costs.
Homebuyers now need an income of $106,000, which is $50,000 more than before the pandemic.
Source: Read More
The Deadliest Cancer Fight
Pancreatic cancer has a five-year survival rate of just 12.5%. Patients still rely on Folfirinox, a treatment cocktail that includes drugs approved as far back as 1962.
Despite nearly $1 trillion spent on oncology drug development over the last decade, pancreatic cancer research lags.
In 2022, only 8% of clinical trials focused on this cancer, while it received just $317 in public and philanthropic funding per death, compared to $3,600 for breast cancer.
New treatments are emerging, including Revolution Medicines' immunotherapy targeting the KRAS mutation, which drives 90% of pancreatic cancers. BioNTech and Genentech are also developing vaccines for pancreatic and colorectal cancers.
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Pancreatic cancer has a five-year survival rate of just 12.5%. Patients still rely on Folfirinox, a treatment cocktail that includes drugs approved as far back as 1962.
Despite nearly $1 trillion spent on oncology drug development over the last decade, pancreatic cancer research lags.
In 2022, only 8% of clinical trials focused on this cancer, while it received just $317 in public and philanthropic funding per death, compared to $3,600 for breast cancer.
New treatments are emerging, including Revolution Medicines' immunotherapy targeting the KRAS mutation, which drives 90% of pancreatic cancers. BioNTech and Genentech are also developing vaccines for pancreatic and colorectal cancers.
Source: Read More
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