Lee Harris

RT @sindap: reminder that 3 months ago this guy was pro-tariff: https://t.co/WmyZ89PP4P

RT @jonsindreu: It's really not: It's a robust empirical finding that countries that industrialize later peak at lower trend rates of GDP/h…

RT @ftlive: Join Financial Times journalists in this webinar as they discuss AI disruption, climate risks, and industry challenges. Speake…

👀 @Scholars_Stage, who is widely read by the (pro-state-capacity) New Right, on his trip to India: -GOP should emulate BJP -Hindutva is the world's only actually existing post-liberalism -Indian futurism > Chinese futurism -The RSS is...very interesting! https://t.co/yS9TyBsg3O

RT @alexandrascaggs: fellas........ is it good when a car company does this ????? v @FD and @sjhmorris https://t.co/70A05XUWwr

RT @jul1arock: w/ @ChrisBragg1 https://t.co/Xlov8Y7m7F

RT @nysfocus: SCOOP: Andrew Cuomo's campaign failed to disclose its bundlers, and set up fundraising webpages incorrectly telling donors th…

Why do car insurers ask not once, but twice, if you want to pay in monthly installments? Insurers are screening for clients who prefer to pay monthly, and quoting those customers higher premiums — even before adding double-digit APR. w/ @MAmdorsky: https://t.co/1sOPLAgkgj

RT @devarbol: Your evil oligarchs and corruption, our glorious national capitalism and politique du ventre which are almost socialism

Insurers warn that mass firings at NASA, the US Geological Survey and other science agencies could threaten the public weather and geospatial data they use to manage natural disaster risks — and could raise prices for consumers: https://t.co/PNgjsySx29

The TVA seems to have dodged DOGE? The public utility had already launched a plan to save $500mn in operational costs—including cutting a quarter of executives—before Musk started slashing public workforce. All they had to do was “slap a name on the team” https://t.co/HBEBNM8VX4

The price of insurance for political violence and terror is set to rise, due to Trump volatility and conflict beyond the US, according to the CFO of the world’s biggest specialist insurance market: https://t.co/gzbiXfDaLk

“Brookfield sold property to itself like this dozens of times in 2024, using $1.4bn from its insurance arm to finance transactions that supported its... $90bn stock market valuation” https://t.co/w0T3Zsu0dA