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Ron Paul’s History Of Racist Statements
The cartoon was hardly the first time
No, the U.S. is Not Running “Concentration Camps” at the Border
It turns out that words have meanings
Crisis of Trust — Trump Tries to Lead on Iran, But Few Follow
The president cannot form an international coalition, weakening America’s position
Officialize “Juneteenth”
The end of slavery deserves its own federal holiday
Against Flag-Burning Laws
The cheap pop of legislating patriotism
Economic Inequality is a Problem. That Does Not Mean We’re in a New Gilded Age
Too often we jump from the fact of inequality to the supposed illegitimacy of capitalism. That’s too fast.
The Political and the Principled: A Different Take On Grievance Studies
Women’s studies, queer studies, critical race theory, and related fields produce some valuable research
What the World Needs is Fully Automated Luxury Communism
Or so claims Aaron Bastani
What If There Was Video Of Crisis Actors Exploiting School Shootings?
There will be soon. It won’t be real. But you won’t be able to tell.
Make Art Great Again?
Artist and Trump superfan Jon McNaughton, conservatives, painting, and Americana
The Case of Sue, the Woke Dinosaur
How a 67 million year old reptile got dragged into the culture war
John Rawls and the Foundations of Liberalism
Critics confuse the promotion of liberalism with an endorsement of all that springs from its well. Rawls shows why that doesn’t follow.
When The Center Cannot Hold
I’m a centrist. In theory, it’s an antidote to political radicalism. But here are 5 ways centrism risks falling apart.
The Failed Blockade of Qatar
The attempt to isolate and undermine the kingdom has backfired on every level