r/Economics
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Jul 15, 2026, 8:10 PM UTC
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r/Economics
127 upvotes
Jul 15, 2026, 10:49 PM UTC
Posted by /u/DANIELLE_2027
France faces debt surge unless spending curbed, report says
r/PoliticalDiscussion
15 upvotes
Jul 15, 2026, 7:01 PM UTC
Posted by /u/Educational-Dig-4235
I'm a young person--the past few year has been the first time in my life where I've seen Americans overwhelmingly express sympathy for civilians instead of the military/the US. Is this signs of major change or a blip in the pan?
Most of what I remember about my early political education wrt the US and war, was spent attempting to justify most of the shit our military did. Where that wasn't applicable, we were taught to consider the feelings of individuals in the US military in unjust interventions/wars…
r/religion
12 upvotes
Jul 16, 2026, 2:15 AM UTC
Posted by /u/Emotional-Employer27
I have doubts about Islam and the rulings regarding polytheists/atheists. Can anyone please shed a light on this?
I have grown up in a conservative Muslim household, did Umrah and Hajj, went abroad and lost myself, then found God again in my final years at university. Read and finished Quran for the second time (with meaning) last year...but this year after a trip I started having doubts ag…