Fanny Howe’s This Poor Book

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Oklahoma Anti-Stalking Law Bars Certain Unwanted Speech to Target, not Speech About Target

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Prospective Legal Challenges to Trump's Section 338 Tariffs Against Canada

Freudianism died in 1963, killed by Karl Popper. Yet in every generation there is an attempt at rehabilitation. Meet Mark Solms

The Problem with City-Owned Grocery Stores

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The Remarkable Story Behind Beethoven’s “Ode to Joy”

AI Must Enlarge the Economy, Not Divide It

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Magistrate Judge Recommends Massive Sanctions on Rabbi Shmuley Boteach for Violating Court Order in Anti-Semitism Lawsuit

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Archives: August/September 2026

Mario Vargas Llosa spent decades exposing the seductions of ideology. Then he proved susceptible to a new one

With age, Auden's brilliance on the page grew ever more estranged from his unwashed, drug-and-drink addled private existence

Trump Plans to Impose New Illegal Tariffs on Canada

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