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Opinion: America hasnât been this safe in many decades (opens the original)
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And, perhaps more importantly, did you notice they were missing? Jeff Asher, a crime statistics guru who co-founded the data firm AH Datalytics, told the National Council of State Legislatures that people tend to judge the crime rate by anecdotal evidence â what a neighbor told them happened to an acquaintance or something they heard happened nearby. Worse, they listen to politicians or judge that the political party they oppose has made a practice of either coddling criminals or abusing them.
Opinion: Is opposition to data centers real, or are American being manipulated? (opens the original)
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Americans are finally uniting for a cause. From Bernie Sanders to a newly converted Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, everyone, it seems, is against the construction and operation of computer data centers. But is this a true grassroots movement, or are foreign bots stirring things up? Utah has 48 operating data centers, and most of them popped up without much attention. That all changed during this summer when the Stratos Project was introduced in Box Elder County, near the expanding shores of the water-s
Opinion: Why people are fascinated by predictions of the future (opens the original)
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Sometimes, predicting the future can take an ironic twist. Fifty years ago, United Airlines President Richard J. Ferris gave a speech in which he predicted airfares would rise to staggering levels by the year 2026. A flight from Chicago to New York, for instance, would cost $430, he said, according to a Chicago Tribune story I found on newspapers.com. Turns out he was pretty close on that prediction, but by the time we all got here, $430 was the equivalent of only $74 in 1976, which is hardly st
Opinion: With the clock ticking, can Congress save Social Security? (opens the original)
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As an old saying goes, the best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now. But when it comes to Social Security reform, the time is quickly coming when ânowâ wonât even be the second best time to plant a solution. And while The Wall Street Journal struck a hopeful note last weekend with a report headlined âCongress is finally talking about saving Social Security,â itâs worth noting that weâre in the middle of a heated midterm election season and the public
Opinion: A 1962 checkbook and the housing market of today (opens the original)
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Among the unlikely treasures that have fallen into my possession through the years is my late fatherâs checkbook from 1962. Itâs a time capsule of sorts, much more illuminating than what people normally stuff in those things. Among other expenses I found from that pre credit-card-for-every-purchase era was a check for 50 cents, written on July 5 to something called Ice Treats Inc. Given that we lived in Phoenix, that made a lot of sense, and Iâm sure I enjoyed it, being 3 at the time. But
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