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Germany To Scrap Subsidy For Rooftop Solar
Germany To Scrap Subsidy For Rooftop Solar
Germany is planning to abolish fixed feed-in tariffs for small rooftop solar installations as of 2027, saying that falling costs have made the technology economically sound without subsidies (narrator: "it isn't"), Bloomberg reported on Friday, citing a draft proposal for reforms it has seen.
At present, rooftop solar installations of any kind are eligible for guaranteed tariffs. But this could change in a few months, if the government approves the proposal of the German economy ministry to have subsidies abolished for projects of less...
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Google In Talks With Department Of War To Deploy Gemini AI In Classified Settings
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The Information, citing multiple people familiar with the discussions, reports that Google is now negotiating with the Department of War on an agreement that would allow Gemini AI models to be deployed in classified settings. This development suggests the DoW is moving very quickly to broaden the use of frontier models for military and intelligence purposes after the Anthropic fiasco.
The agreement under discussion would permit the DoW to deploy Gemini for lawful uses, signaling what can...
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Apr 9, 2026 / Dave DeCamp
Israeli Forces Kill Nine-Year-Old Girl in Gaza
A nine-year-old girl was shot in the head and killed by the IDF in Beit Lahia, northern Gaza, on Thursday while she was attending class in a tent, health and education officials in the Strip told Reuters. The girl, Ritaj Rihan, a third-grade student, was hit with the bullet in front of her classmates, causing […]
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Mar 26, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Measuring Poverty Correctly Reveals A Hard Truth About The Welfare State
Measuring Poverty Correctly Reveals A Hard Truth About The Welfare State
Authored by Tyler Turman via TheDailyEconomy.org,
America has spent more than $20 trillion on fighting poverty since the introduction of President Johnson’s Great Society program in 1964. Sixty years later, how are we doing?
That depends, as it turns out, on how you measure it.
Last month, Senator Kennedy (R-LA) introduced a bill that would require the Census Bureau to report a new poverty metric as an alternative to the Official Poverty Measure (OPM) by including both cash and non-cash welfare benefits in its calculations.
As Kennedy points...
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