Texas Landowners Face a Difficult Decision: Allow Border Wall or Lose Right to Property

Colorado Becomes Second State To Create Right to an Attorney When Police Seize Your Property

Robocalls Are Annoying. Eroding Privacy Is Not the Right Way To Stop Them.

What 1976 Got Right About America

Learning from the Right Sovereign Wealth Funds

Dwight Macdonald opposed World War II, denounced the atom bomb, and never found an ideological home. Was he right?

Did Everyone Lose?

The Declaration of the Enslaved

Open Thread

Peace With Iran Is All About Lebanon Now

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In Defense of Difficult Reading

2 Texas Grandmothers Who Overcame Addiction Wanted To Become Social Workers. The State Wouldn't Let Them.

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‘Why Is America Hosting the World Cup If It Is So Hostile?’: Trump’s Border Crackdown Spoils Soccer Tournament

When Duchamp took New York: Europe spurned him, so he decamped to America, where he was met with exaltation and outrage

“After all the testing and lotteries and nail-biting, this is it?” Even New York parents are growing tired of gifted and talented programs

Children’s literature used to get reviewed in serious outlets. That’s stopped — and has that turned the genre to “crud”?

Is a new academic report with a dry title a “diabolically evil” plot to undermine the humanities? Or will it save them?  

Generational Debts of Gratitude

Terrorists and Criminals Reportedly Got $37.5 Billion From COVID Relief and Other U.K. Aid Programs