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Indeed, it is essential to reduce the budget deficit to match economic growth!We will get the 2026 deficit to ~3% of GDP. Sensible deregulation will ensure that economic growth is ~3% or higher. That will both DEFEAT INFLATION and REDUCE INTEREST RATES for all Americans!Ray Dalio:Thanks for the correction, @elonmusk. Its great that we can have a good exchange about such economic things. When I said Chinese manufacturing production is greater than that of the US, Europe, and Japan, I meant to say that it is greater than the US, Germany, and Japan

Norm Eisen stole $17 million of YOUR MONEY to promote democracy and used it for a muppet show. Sounds like a crime The Vigilant Fox :NEW: DataRepublican exposes how an NGO claiming to promote democracy received $17 millionand the only thing they did with $17 million was make a terrible muppet show.Thats (explicit word)!The NGO, co-founded by Norm Eisen, calls itself the States United Democracy

Since the first Devil May Cry game in 2001, Dante has always favored style over anything else. He can dispatch almost any demonic foe without breaking a sweat and finish them off with a quip as he sends them straight back to Hell. In a new look at Netflix's Devil May Cry anime series, Dante still has his demon-killing skills intact. As for his comedic sensibilities, he may want to take a few improv classes before trying to come up with something witty to say. Ironically, it's Dante's inability to land a joke that keeps the woman he saved from being terrified of him as well. Instead, she seems to be more annoyed than scared at the end of the clip, but Dante doesn't seem to see himself as anything other than the epitome of cool.This scene may set the tone for the series, which already has a wild opening credits sequence that's set to Limp Bizkit's Rollin'. It seems oddly fitting, since Limp Bizkit and Dante were both pretty popular in 2001.Continue Reading at GameSpot

It's no secret that Xbox has a lot of games coming in 2025, but what we've heard about so far doesn't represent everything the company is working on. Xbox Game Studios boss Craig Duncan said in an interview that Microsoft has plenty of games still to be announced.Asked about what he's playing now and looking forward to, Duncan said on the Xbox podcast that he spends a lot of time playing Microsoft's own games, including unannounced games. "We've got a bunch of stuff we haven't announced, so obviously I spend a bunch of time with that," he said.Microsoft has more games coming to PS5 this year than Sony does (at least so far), including Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, Doom: The Dark Ages, Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition, Age of Mythology: Retold, The Outer Worlds 2, and Ninja Gaiden 4.Continue Reading at GameSpot

nActivision is reportedly set to introduce major changes and bring back fan-favorite content to make Verdansk's return to Call of Duty: Warzone a success. This effort by the company behind Call of Duty aims to turn around the difficulties the game has faced since the launch of Black Ops 6, specifically its second season where the game has only received stability improvements.

A player goes flying across the map in Assassin's Creed and more funny game fails.

LAST: Good and Bad Lessons at CollegesThis is part of a series of same titled blogs that focus on the teaching of gaming above the high school level. As a professor who taught (and sometimes still teaches) gaming, Ill share my perspective on the pros and cons. Im going to try to go in depth on what to expect and what we shouldnt. I also will answer common questions by students and prospective companies who wish to hire. I teach at community colleges in the United States, so