The Daily Populous

Despite (or perhaps because of) its ubiquity, caffeine is rarely thought of as a problematic drug.

Doctors do not often ask patients about its use and enquiry into caffeine consumption is not usually included in psychiatric assessment.

Excessive ingestion leads to a state of intoxication known as caffeinism, which is characterised by restlessness, agitation, excitement, rambling thought and speech, and insomnia. »

Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney (D-N.Y.), who leads the Democrats’ campaign arm, and Progressive Caucus Chair Pramila Jayapal Pramila JayapalBill would strip pension for president convicted of felony Democrats in standoff over minimum wage Democrats face unity test on Biden's .9T bill MORE (D-Wash.) have authored the Restoring and Enforcing Accountability of Presidents (REAP) Act.

It would reform the Former Presidents Act of 1958 by stripping past presidents convicted of a felony of their $219,200 annual pension, office space and a budget to pay for staff.

The legislation does not impact lifetime Secret Service protection for convicted presidents. »

By contrast, only minor differences between believers and disbelievers were found in endorsement of other moral values (individualizing moral foundations, epistemic rationality).

Based on this line of reasoning, believers (vs. disbelievers) should be more inclined to endorse moral values that serve group cohesion (the binding moral foundations).

Specifically, disbelievers are less inclined than believers to endorse the binding moral foundations, and more inclined to engage in consequentialist moral reasoning. »

Labour suffered a catastrophic defeat at the hands of the Tories in 2019 losing the very working-class communities where we were born as a party.

As Jon Trickett, Laura Smith and I have argued for some time the Labour Party has simply lost touch with working class communities.

Labour representatives cannot focus group their way to a better society. »