Whatever your political perspective, Americans need to admire the New Deal for, if nothing else, its ambitious agenda. In a way unparalleled in the 20th Century, the New Deal left us a legacy of achievement – one that we can still see in big cities like San Francisco and small towns like Wishek, North Dakota. read more »
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The New Deal at 75: An Inspiration, Not a Blueprint
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DOGE is Waging a Class War on America’s New Clerisy
The ever-mounting hysteria over Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) seems to largely be coming from that large sector of Americans who read more »
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Ohio's Gritty Fight to Reverse Decadence
Last week, at the AI Action Summit in Paris, Vice President J.D. Vance reaffirmed the Trump administration’s commitment to ensuring that advanced AI systems are developed domestically read more »
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Climate Change, Insurance, and the LA Fires
Scientific American blames the Los Angeles fires on climate change. A Yale University publication agrees. read more »
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The Big Reversal
It took the re-election of a battered Republican candidate — and a milestone rejection of the Democratic Party’s climate and energy policies by the American electorate — to stop the years-long assault on rural America, our landscapes, and our wildlife by Big Wind and its many allies. read more »
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Here's the Real Hockey Stick
In 2005, Scientific American published an article saying that the hockey stick graph published a few years earlier by Michael Mann, an academic who now works at the University of Pennsylvania read more »
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LA Fires are the Horrifying Consequence of Democratic Misrule
Los Angeles authorities’ poor preparation for and lamentable response to the wildfires now devastating the city capture a broader problem – namely, the failure of governance read more »
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Eastern Europe's Thriving Talent Market
Modern economies are increasingly driven by talent supply, and talent is often associated with the level of formal education degrees. Yet, across the Atlantic there are large differences in the unemployment rates of highly educated people. read more »
Why Both Sides Are Right in the H-1B Visas Row
The current clashes over high-skilled immigration between Donald Trump’s right-wing base and his ‘first buddy’, Elon Musk, reveal a fundamental divide within the US president’s odd coalition. read more »
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California Ruled with Great Jobs and Boom Times. What Happened?
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s constant reminders that California’s economy ”leads the nation” as well as being a model for social justice are delusional. read more »
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