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Transcript: Swamp Notes — What’s the Republican party’s position on abortion?
...And, so it’s just sent shockwaves through a vital swing state in the 2024 election. Sonja Hutson And how did Arizona state officials, as well as national politicians, respond to the ruling?...
April 14, 2024
ReviewNon-Fiction
We Are Your Soldiers — Nasser and the building of today’s Middle East
...At the same time, Nasser asked that Egypt remain independent and pursue non-aligned foreign policy and state-led development. Such requests fell on deaf ears in the Eisenhower White House....
December 28, 2023
FT Live
Infrastructure Investment in Latin America and the Caribbean
Identifying opportunities for investors and asset managers
Wednesday, 12 June237 Park Avenue, New York, NY, USA
Film
Documentarist Frederick Wiseman — 44 films in and still on the clock
...Just as the world of documentary threatened to turn fallow in the 1980s, Wiseman launched a multi-film look at special-needs schools for the deaf, blind and “multi-handicapped”, rising to the challenge of...
November 25, 2023
FT Magazine
The reopening of the American mind
...He set up The Marshall Institute for Philanthropy and Social Entrepreneurship at the London School of Economics in 2015 with a £30mn donation, and funds a London theological college, St Mellitus, that now...
October 26, 2023
US politics & policy28 min
How Biden's Inflation Reduction Act changed the world | FT Film
...Does it start to turn a blind eye to the import of wafers from China for solar panels, for example?...
December 6, 2023
Lucy Kellaway
What Esther Perel taught me about starting anew
...To calm myself down I go swimming in the North Sea and return without my glasses — as I left them on the beach — and with water in my ears. To add to everything I’m now half-blind and half-deaf....
September 9, 2022
FT Live
The Global Boardroom: 8th Edition
FT journalists in conversation with leaders in business and government
Wednesday, 4 DecemberDigital Conference
Person in the News
Kwasi Kwarteng, the chancellor who blew up the markets
...Britannia Unchained, co-authored with now prime minister Liz Truss and others, set out radical free market ideas to tackle the “bloated” British state, which they claimed was undermined by “high taxes and...
September 30, 2022
ObituaryFilm
William Hurt, actor, 1950-2022
...In Children of a Lesser God and Broadcast News he was, respectively, a harassed, argumentative, love-smitten teacher at a school for the deaf, and a handsome, brittle, vanity-prone anchorman....
March 18, 2022
FT Magazine
In the ultimate coup for the right, it’s Justice Thomas’s Supreme Court now
...She promoted the false narrative of fraudulent voting in Arizona, pressing state lawmakers to switch their electors from Biden to Trump....
July 7, 2022
US politics & policy
‘An inherent conflict of interest’: US officials under pressure over trading
...Pelosi’s quip was criticised for being tone-deaf not just because of her status as one of the wealthiest members of Congress, but also for the fact that it was made amid a growing outcry inside the Washington...
January 14, 2022
FT Globetrotter
Pillow talk: the best ‘sleep programmes’ in London’s top hotels
...The relaxing OTO oil was also laced with jasmine, helichrysum and chamomile, and along with the pleasant gong-like “sound therapy” conceived for the treatment, I was soon in a blissful liminal state....
January 31, 2022
News in-depthCoronavirus economic impact
Democratic sweep offers hope to cash-strapped states
...“State revenues continue to exceed projections even with the pandemic,” Kimberly Yee, the Arizona treasurer, said. “Arizonans are continuing to spend and many have stayed employed.”...
January 11, 2021
Europe Express
Brussels embarks on diversity drive Premium content
...But in practice the commission has few legal tools to counter discriminatory practices in its member states’ workplaces, schools or judicial systems....
September 18, 2020
FT Magazine
Did Occupy Wall Street mean anything at all?
...The internet helped. While the media largely turned a blind eye for the first week, the occupiers were live-streaming everything, spreading the word on social media and getting plenty of views....
September 17, 2021
FirstFT
FirstFT: Today’s top stories
...Mr Trump carried the state in 2016 and it is seen as crucial to his re-election prospects....
July 24, 2020
FT Live
Business Book of the Year Award 2024
The search for the best business book is under way
Monday, 9 December1 Grosvenor Pl, London SW1X 7HJ, UK
Coronavirus
Poland criticises EU ‘smoke and mirrors’ coronavirus response
...But it was among the first EU states to introduce aggressive measures against the pandemic, rapidly shutting its borders, banning large gatherings, and closing schools and non-essential shops....
March 20, 2020
Coronavirus: free to read
Coronavirus: Sweden starts to debate its public health experiment
...He now expects a V-shaped recovery. “It will hurt the economy. But we can’t isolate this. We can’t close down our economy or our company and wait for a vaccine to come,” he says....
June 22, 2020
Special ReportResponsible Business Education Awards
Business schools urged to practise what they preach on sustainability goals
...The Thunderbird School of Global Management at Arizona State University contributes to a Social Embeddedness Report, which measures the extent to which ASU is connected with communities through mutually...
October 21, 2019
FT Magazine
Wall Street, bribery and an opioid epidemic: the inside story of a disgraced drugmaker
...opioid policy research at the Heller School for Social Policy and Management....
June 19, 2020
The Mind
Are our life chances determined by our DNA?
...Nesse, who runs the Centre for Evolution and Medicine at Arizona State University, can also explain why life offers mental torment in abundance: “Natural selection does not give a fig about our happiness...
January 11, 2019
Whistleblowing
Speaking out against your employer is still risky
...In experiments, researchers at Arizona State University and the University of Michigan found that volunteers praised higher-ups who raised ethical concerns but reacted more negatively towards outspoken peers...
December 3, 2018
Life & Arts
Fiction, home of the good deed
...Now the child is wrapped around her, her head is bowed and we absorb the heat and weight and claustrophobia of the moment, until suddenly “she found herself in the state of being released from him; some...
September 7, 2018
US politics & policy
Trump nominates conservative Kavanaugh to Supreme Court
...He has a narrow margin for error as a defection by just one Republican could mean a loss if John McCain, the ailing Arizona Republican, is unable to vote, and Democratic lawmakers remain united in opposition...
July 10, 2018
Indian business & finance
Why start-ups are hiring India’s disabled workers
...After his birth in a poor part of eastern Andhra Pradesh state, villagers suggested that his parents quietly dispose of their blind newborn....
January 24, 2018
FirstFT
Daily briefing: Tech sell-off spreads, Manhattan sales slump, Scotland’s dinosaur isle
...the place blind, and then, when they’ve gotten as much as they can, burn the place down and walk away....
April 3, 2018

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