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Tyler Cowen shares a variety of links on his blog, Marginal Revolution, including articles about Prince William, campaign finance reform, and the economics of artist Damien Hirst.

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Al Jazeera provides live news updates on events including the Israel-Palestine conflict and Hurricane Milton.

Al Jazeera's live news updates cover Hezbollah rocket attacks on Haifa and Israel's bombing of Lebanon.

The author shares an experience of impulsively burning something before reading it.

Bryan Caplan has a list of outstanding bets on topics like inflation and gas prices, but he's worried about one in particular. via Econlib

France's government presented its pension-reform plan, which would raise the retirement age from 60 to 62, sparking protests from over 1 million people. via The Economist

Hewlett-Packard (HP) is suing former CEO Mark Hurd to stop him from joining competitor Oracle.

Al Jazeera's live news updates cover Hezbollah rocket attacks, Israel's bombing of Beirut, and the situation in Gaza one year after an October 7 attack. via The source of this content is Al Jazeera.

In this piece, author Steve Landsburg examines the potential conflict between our instinctive moral responses and the efficient allocation of resources for maximizing lives saved.

via The Big Questions: Tackling the Problems of Philosophy with Ideas from Mathematics, Economics, and Physics

Kevin Drum criticizes Republican lawmakers for opposing a payroll-tax holiday while supporting the extension of Bush-era tax cuts. via Mother Jones

An economics professor uses the production possibility frontier to illustrate the trade-off between fun and learning for college students.

via Freakonomics

Arnold Kling rounds up economic insights from various writers, including Ed Pinto's proposal for Congress to invest pensions in high-risk loans they mandate and Mark Perry's comparison of soaring college tuition costs to home prices.

via Econlib