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How Public Health Discredited Itself - The Atlantic
Although many skeptics have overreacted, rejecting sound science in favor of quack theories, they’ve gotten one thing right: A noble profession has been corrupted by politics. This became obvious during the pandemic, but the politicization of the discipline has been going on for half a century. The modern field has redefined the very meaning of public health, and in the process, it has made so many mistakes that it has itself become a hazard to Americans’ health.
Lego built F1 trophies for the British Grand Prix. Here’s how they did it - The Athletic
Late-Career Job Losses Are Blurring What Retirement Looks Like in America - WSJ
Nobody Suspected Police Shielded a Killer Until the Dead Man’s Sister Dug In - WSJ - Part three. Amazing investigative journalism by WSJ. Make sure you read parts one and two.
America Has Pulled Off the Impossible. It Made Getting a Passport Simple. - WSJ
How Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful’ Bill Will and Won’t Change Your Taxes - WSJ
Readers Choose Their Top Movies of the 21st Century - The New York Times — This list is better than the original version.
The Best Way to Take RMDs From Your Retirement Accounts - WSJ
For most investors, we found that an equal-installments strategy is best—where one pulls an equal amount of money out of the market each month throughout the year. But if you are an investor who has a high degree of risk tolerance and expects a low-volatility environment throughout the year, then a lump-sum withdrawal could be best
Nonfarm payrolls increased a seasonally adjusted 147,000 for the month, higher than the estimate for 110,000 and just above the upwardly revised 144,000 in May
The State of NATO’s Military Spending, Explained in 7 Charts - WSJ
The 100 best books of the 21st century | Books | The Guardian — From 2019
How Health Care Remade the U.S. Economy - The New York Times
Leave San Francisco Behind. 3 Great Day Trips to Take This Summer. - WSJ
How has TCJA impacted individual income taxes? | USAFacts
When TCJA was passed in 2017, the average effective federal individual income tax rate — the percentage of their income most taxpayers pay in taxes — was 14.4%. In 2018, it dropped to 13.0%.
By 2022, the average effective federal income tax rate had risen to 14.1%: a 1.1 percentage point increase from 2018, but still below the pre-TCJA rate of 14.4%. This uptick was probably a result of broad economic factors like income growth, employment shifts, and taxpayers moving into higher income brackets, rather than a result of TCJA.