Protecting the Most Benign Institution (Our Public Library)
The library serves us all without fail.
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Read more...A primer on the development of the concept of a just war and what it is considered to mean today.
Read more...Big Ag price gouging is driving still elevated grocery store prices. When will that become a political issue?
Read more...Presidential contenders ignore root causes threatening Social Security. Is it due to their reliance on wealthy donors?
Read more...Why identity is about sustainability, not uniqueness.
Read more...Thinking more deeply about what work is and how it is changing.
Read more...A society that refuses to provide safe and secure housing for every single person is a failure.
Read more...Quelle surprise! Voters are concerned about matters that affect them personally, like abortion access and health care costs.
Read more...Sahra Wagenknecht wants to inject some reason back into German politics with a focus on the working class, but to do that she will also have to take on the Atlanticists running the country into the ground.
Read more...Better tools make it easier to detect most types of plagiarism than in even the recent past. But where should gatekeepers go with that?
Read more...Why is the left so lousy at messaging?
Read more...A look at the development of the idea of identity.
Read more...Yves here. This paper provides yet another lens into the deterioration of civic values in the US and the more-related-than-you’d-think difficulties the US is having meeting military recruitment goals, In the UK, there’s a solid correlation between per capita WWI losses in the UK and various pro-social activities….including enlistment for WWII. The authors posit a […]
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