The hottest Public funding Substack posts right now

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All in Her Head by Jessica Valenti 2692 implied HN points 16 Jan 24
  1. Anti-abortion activists are using victim-blaming tactics to avoid acknowledging the harm caused by abortion bans, as seen in the case of Yeni Glick in Texas.
  2. Legislators in different states are introducing bills that impact reproductive rights, such as a controversial fetal personhood bill in Kentucky and concerns about abortion access in Illinois.
  3. Various efforts are being made to protect abortion rights and improve reproductive health services, including legal battles, political campaigns, and initiatives to provide accurate information to the public.
The Dossier 4618 implied HN points 16 Oct 23
  1. Anthony Fauci receives taxpayer-funded chauffeur and security detail because of threats from 'extreme radical right'
  2. Fauci's taxpayer-funded detail costs an estimated $1 million per month
  3. Fauci expresses concerns about the spread of disinformation eroding democracy
NN Journal 727 implied HN points 11 Jan 24
  1. Hospital rebuild plans for Kettering General Hospital are progressing quickly and smoothly.
  2. The hospital's director noted that the project is considered 'fairly simple' compared to others due to its location and lack of lengthy land sales and planning permissions.
  3. Some car parking on the site will be lost during the construction of a new energy center, resulting in a reduction in staff parking.
The View from Rural Missouri by Jess Piper 298 implied HN points 29 Nov 23
  1. Missouri ranks dead last in starting teacher pay and 49th in rural teacher pay, which impacts both teachers and students in the state.
  2. Despite having a $2 billion surplus, Missouri's GOP supermajority has not addressed the teacher pay issue and is instead diverting funding to private religious schools via vouchers.
  3. Many rural Missouri schools have shifted to a 4-day week to cope with low pay, presenting challenges for both teachers and parents in these areas.
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The View from Rural Missouri by Jess Piper 378 implied HN points 30 Sep 23
  1. The topic of school funding can lead to hateful and extreme rhetoric, especially from those pushing for privatization of public schools.
  2. There is a concerted effort by certain groups to defund public schools and redirect funds to private, often unaccountable institutions.
  3. Extreme rhetoric against public school advocates is often driven by profit-seeking individuals and politicians, rather than genuine concern for children's education.
Some Unpleasant Arithmetic 7 implied HN points 18 Mar 24
  1. The Oppenheimer movie explores the economics of science and how political beliefs can impact a career trajectory.
  2. Scientific progress is becoming harder and slower, influenced by factors like declining population growth and changing incentives for scientists.
  3. Cluster areas, like El Alamo for nuclear physics, play a significant role in scientific breakthroughs, showing the importance of collaboration and location in innovation.
OpenTheBooks Substack 245 implied HN points 12 Feb 23
  1. California's Newsom family is involved in a scheme of creating and solving problems to financially benefit themselves.
  2. Jennifer Siebel Newsom leverages taxpayer money to promote her nonprofit's films and curricula in public schools, potentially profiting personally.
  3. The establishment of the 'Office of First Partner' by Governor Newsom allowed Jennifer Siebel Newsom to push radical ideologies, influence policy, and receive significant taxpayer funding.