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The economics do not make sense. This is a fluff piece.

Kids, especially at 5, just don't need it. It isn't helpful or social for a 5 year old.

IMO, you shouldn't give any gifts to kids under 10, that you don't intend to allow them to use unrestricted. If it's meant to be restricted, don't call it theirs.

Also, every kid is brought up different. I don't think they'll be embarrassed not knowing how to scroll a touchscreen... Stop hating on your brother's parenting styles unless it's harming their kids. Buy him some kids scissors and glue if he needs the practice.

True, but I don't think anyone expects a balanced US budget at this stage of global economics. IMO a loss of the AAA rating would tank the economy significantly and risk a massive corporate backlash. This will make the government's stance untenable and cannot simply be solved by issuing unlimited debt.

Here's my uneducated take, with little to no understanding of what's going on in detail:

US public debt is at extraordinary levels. The treasury is hesitant to issue more debt and Donny doesn't want to start his tenure with raising taxes on poor people (that will come in a few months, under the pretense to raise money for war with China or some shit). Therefore, he needs to collect money, whilst appeasing to right nationalists & business. Enter: Tarrifs.

Destroy my armchair take!

*living in most European citiies with less than 500,000 inhabitants.

Good to see Saka need to fight for his place back from injury.

Waka Waka eh-eh-eh!

This usually works for me too

That is about the price I paid recently for 10 organic medium eggs in Austria.

Duuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuudddeee :(

I have a Clara 2E. It was some time ago, so I cannot remember all the fine details, but I couldn't get mine to start without some internet connection. I gave a throwaway email and allowed it to update before I switched off WiFi and could freely move books with Calibre.

To it's credit, in 3 years since purchase it has not asked for internet since switching it on the first time.

Passengers were instructed to prepare for an emergency landing, creating a scene described as “apocalyptic” by Hamid, a passenger from Liège. He recounted to La Libre Belgique moments of panic, with passengers crying and screaming as a loud noise emanated from the rear of the plane for about 40 minutes.

Article is very short in detail and high on drama.