New York City Votes To Ban Horse-Drawn Carriages, Ending 170-Year Tradition

San Diego State Now Offers A RuPaul's Drag Race Course To Study "Queens Of Color" Authored by Veronica Webber via The College Fix,San Diego State University currently offers a course in which students will examine "race, gender, sexuality, class, nation, and trans/nonbinary politics" in a drag-race competition show.In "RuPaul's Drag Race - Media, Markets, and Power," students will analyze "the framing and reception of queens of color and debates around trans inclusion," the course description states.This is "an upper-division course for undergraduates, [that] introduces students to the TV show featuring...

Rate-Hike Odds Soar Despite Lowest Core Consumer Price Inflation Since 2021 Following fuel-driven jump in Producer Prices, consensus was for a concomitant jump MoM in Consumer prices this morning, after last month's decline as energy prices have rebounded (though we warned that amid all the interventionist-y chatter, nothing would surprise us less than 'cool' print to offset the PPI scare). And analysts were right with headline CPI rising 0.4% MoM (exactly as expected) - biggest MoM since May - but prices rose 3.5% YoY (in line with expectations and flat to...

What Happened To The So-Called AI Job Apocalypse? Authored by Joe Bertolami via RealClearMarkets, A recent report from Stanford reviewed the latest employment data and found that, so far, AI has not resulted in large scale job destruction. Meanwhile, new hiring data from the Economic Times reveals that AI is actively fueling unprecedented job creation, with AI skills now powering nearly two-thirds of new Global Capability Center hiring. Together, these recent dispatches from the front lines of the labor market point to a calming reality: the much-dreaded AI job apocalypse hasn't...