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Sentences I Did Not Expect to Read Anytime Soon

by MohammaLeboeuf Posted on June 16, 2014

Mother Jones

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Here’s the latest on the ISIS insurgency in Iraq:

The Obama administration said it is preparing to open direct talks with Iran on how the two longtime foes can counter the insurgents.

The U.S.-Iran dialogue, which is expected to begin this week, will mark the latest in a rapid move toward rapprochement between Washington and Tehran over the past year….Iranian President Hasan Rouhani said on Saturday that his government was open to cooperating with the U.S. in Iraq and that he exchanged letters with President Obama.

Um, what?

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Sentences I Did Not Expect to Read Anytime Soon

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Chart of the Day: There’s Still No Wage Pressure in the US Economy

by JaimeLockett Posted on June 13, 2014

Mother Jones

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This is just a reminder from Jared Bernstein, who analyzed five different measures of wage growth to produce the chart below. Ever since the end of the Great Recession, wage growth has been under 2 percent. It’s still under 2 percent, and shows no signs of increasing. This is yet another indication that the recovery is weak, the labor market has a lot of slack, and there’s no inflation in sight.

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Chart of the Day: There’s Still No Wage Pressure in the US Economy

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