First Pulitzer Prizes Awarded in 1917
The text notes 1917 as the year the first Pulitzer Prizes were awarded and references several names with birth years, including Robert Merrill Dennis Weaver Noah actor, and a 2008 date noting the 156th day. It mentions a 1927 post indicating the United States won golf's first Ryder Cup.
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Cap and tax vs cap and trade in climate policy
Samuelson argues against cap-and-trade, calling it a hidden tax that would distort markets and spur lobbying. He favors a straightforward carbon tax for clarity and direct incentives, warning of economic risks and energy disruptions if emissions are tightly capped without alternative energy.
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Iraq Education Initiative aims to fund 10,000 scholarships abroad
The Iraqi government proposes using oil revenues to send 10,000 high school graduates annually abroad for five years, mostly to the United States, Canada, Britain, and Australia, with mandatory return. The plan, backed by Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki, seeks $1 billion yearly to cover tuition, housing, and two year technical programs, plus home education upgrades, and requires U.S. visa facilitation for Iraqi students.
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America
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