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Review Finds Drought Raises Some Diseases While Cutting Others
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A review of nearly 100 studies finds drought can boost cholera, West Nile and dengue while cutting malaria and schistosomiasis, termed the drought-disease paradox.
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Rachel Meyers
It's wild that drought cuts malaria cases but ramps up cholera and dengue instead. Nature always finds a way to balance things out in unexpected ways.
Søren Kierkegaard Encounters the Paradox
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— FROM 1838
Danish philosopher journals decisive faith moment.
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STEPHEN MOORE: It’s A Wonderful President
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— Dec 23, 2025
I’ve been shocked that Americans are in such a grump mood as reflected in all the public opinion polls. What a paradox: at the same time we have peace and prosperity: including more income, more wealth, more of almost…
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Op-Ed: Bob Ehrlich: 3 Ways You Can Help Cancel ‘Cancel Culture’
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— Mar 3, 2021
There is an interesting paradox in today’s politics in that those who are most often the targets of cancel culture are not themselves practitioners of the art. Americans with right-of-center opinions simply do not…
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Anthropic Launches New ‘Don’t Be Mean To The Clankers’ Policy
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Angler Reels in ‘Prehistoric’ Fish – Look What He Chose to Do with 9-Foot Monstrosity
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— Jun 13, 2023
The sport of fishing has always existed within a bit of a paradox. You’re simply not going to be interested in fishing without some sense of appreciation for nature and animals. But if that appreciation gets to be too…
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Most Influential Women in World History
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From ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.
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TROY A. MILLER: America’s New Appetite For Faith: Christian Media Is Trending
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— Aug 28, 2025
America is a country of paradox. On any given weekend, thousands line the beaches of California for mass baptisms, even as courtrooms fill with cases challenging religious liberty. Record numbers of young men are…
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Democrat Devises Another Trojan Horse To Strangle Gun Store Owners
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— Apr 28, 2026
Two bills proposed by a Michigan state senator could present gun store owners with paradoxical requirements that could make it difficult to open a shop. Democratic state Sen. Stephanie Chang introduced SB 853 and SB 854…
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Flock Employee Summons Police Over Reporter Filming Installation
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— Sep 8, 2026
InvestigateTV and other outlets show a core paradox in Flock Safety’s ALPR network: a system built to watch drivers triggers concern when the watcher is filmed or questioned, revealing deep privacy and civil-liberties tensions. As reporters, installers, and police respond to public-recorded filming, governments and communities debate whether to expand or curb the technology, which now underpins tens of thousands of cameras nationwide.
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Garner: Paparazzi harassment prompts California law
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— Jul 22, 2026
Jennifer Garner describes how relentless paparazzi harassment during her children’s early years—red-light swarms, blocked doctors, and disrupted soccer games—spurred legislative change in California to curb photographing kids, a effort she helped lead alongside Halle Berry. She also notes a paradoxical relationship with two longtime photographers, likening it to Stockholm syndrome while continuing to rely on police intervention for her family's safety.
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Create something new rather than copy what already works
Durable value comes from building monopolies on secrets and new technology, not from competing harder in crowded markets.
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European Mountain Plant Losses Rise Amid Species Gains
Environment
— Sep 3, 2026
A set of studies analyzing Europe’s mountain floras shows that climate warming is paradoxically increasing overall plant richness on summit peaks while driving higher extinction rates among cold-adapted, high-elevation species. Long-term monitoring across 62 summits reveals that losses rise with warming and that “extinction debt” and competitive replacement by upslope invaders explain why local extinctions accelerate even as total species numbers climb.
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