The Media Strike Back
Newspapers across the country are running editorials against President Trump’s attacks on the press
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Whodunit: The American Economy Edition
A political debate over which president deserves credit for the state of the economy has broken out.
Crises in Turkey and the Labour Party
Turkey is quickly approaching an outright financial crisis.
A Look at the Alt-Right One Year after Charlottesville
The alt-right as an organized-political movement is dead.
No, Wages Aren’t Plummeting
The idea that wages are falling simply is not supported by credible evidence.
The Consequences of Public Housing in Denmark
Denmark has a serious problem with their public housing program.
Americans Are Receptive to Bail Reform
As a growing number of states and cities enact bail-reform laws, a poll shows American attitudes to bail reform to be receptive.
Does Socially Responsible Investing Work as Advertised?
The strategy is easily pitched to the rich and socially conscious: Your returns will stay the same, but you won’t be inadvertently financing companies that do evil things.
The ACLU Abandons Its Free-Speech Absolutism
The group has transformed from defender of constitutional principles to advocate for progressive causes.