In Praise of Ignorance

Bitcoin Is a Threat to Government-Controlled Money

To Avoid Criticizing Trump's Tariffs and War, Vivek Ramaswamy Takes on Data Centers

Fostering community amid Kendall Square’s innovation

A Molecular Typewriter Maps Cell Lineages in Mice

"If You Throw a Skunk into the Jury Box, You Can't Instruct the Jury Not to Smell It"

Most authors have little cash. Scammers target them anyway. Why? Their egos make them good marks 

The canonization of Peter Hujar. Known for his photographs of the oversexed New York art scene, his work is finally receiving its due

Libertarianism and Democracy Revisited - A Rejoinder to Matt Zwolinski

Who Should Defend Democracy?

Big Tech Oligarchs Have a Terrible Plan for Humanity

A Ph.D. certifies expertise in a discipline. But ignorance is a precondition for thinking something new. James Miller explains

Noble and Naughty: In Praise of the Circus

$9.25M Verdict Against N.Y. Times, in Libel Case Brought by Alabama Basketball Player

The Cost of Not Building Data Centers

They Went After Flock—Their Next Target is Even Bigger

The Non-AI AI Jobs

Hoover Daily Report | October 13, 2026

Today in Supreme Court History: October 12, 1977

“What is our contemporary digital-infused life if nothing else but a sustained experiment in self-deception?”

Why Following in Milei’s Footsteps Would Be Bad for Brazil