Often invoked, rarely read, the work of the philosopher Alexandre Kojève is finally landing in the spotlight

For leftists, philanthropy is often simply an expression of plutocratic power. How then to make sense of the surprisingly radical Garland Fund?

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SCOTUS Modifies Rule 29, Paper Briefs Can Be Filed Three Days After Timely Electronic Submission

AI Will Transform Business, Not Just Jobs

The Long, Dirty History of Our Capitol’s Waters

Calling John Adams

96 Percent of People Charged With Human Trafficking Are U.S. Citizens

Record Low Crime Rates Are Real, Not Just Reporting Bias Or Improved Medical Care

Was It a Coincidental Traffic Stop or AI-Powered Surveillance?

Dario Amodei: “We are near the end of the exponential”

Penny, a Doberman pinscher, wins the Westminster dog show

“Schopenhauer wanted to outdo Hegel in intellectual grandeur, but his work has a cracker-barrel quality to it”

The novelist George Sand dressed like a man, took a male name and went through lovers like a rake. The life and the work cannot be disentangled 

Delusions Are Often Not-So-Delusional After All

Politicians Say AI Data Centers Are Driving Up Electricity Costs. That's Not How Energy Prices Work.

We may finally know what a healthy gut microbiome looks like

Could a BRICS Currency Work?

"You don’t need a penis to read Infinite Jest, but you might need a dictionary." David Foster Wallace's divisive novel turns 30

Larry Levis died in 1996, at the age of 49. His posthumously published poetry forms a towering body of work

Spain Wants To Ban Social Media for Kids. It Won't Work.

Alienated by Trump, Europeans Finally Take Responsibility for Defense