It’s Not That Hard to Solve Homelessness
America has the means to substantially alleviate homelessness but not the desire.
Read more...America has the means to substantially alleviate homelessness but not the desire.
Read more...Fredrik Albritton Jonsson and Carl Wennerlind discuss how belief in infinite growth came to seem reasonable in philosophy and economics.
Read more...Child exploitation is baack! How did we get here?
Read more...There are no doubt good reasons for Americans to be concerned about China, but our official justificaitons don’t stand up to scrutiny.
Read more...The Nanterre killing & banlieue riots show the problems of the French government, media, and dominant culture with “post-colonial” minorities.
Read more...newable energy costs are not easy to figue out, and fully loaded, not favorable compared to the benchmark of grid parity.
Read more...John Helmer gives a somewhat contraian take on the Wagner Group and what the unwind of the Prigozhin affair means for Putin’s reelection.
Read more...One of the near term impacts of higher sea levels willl be balkanization of low-lying coastal areas.
Read more...Eliot Abrams is a liar and an ex-convict. No wonder the Biden Administration is keen about him.
Read more...New studies shed more unflattering light on the impact of modern diets on health.
Read more...How much is the Supreme Court to blame for the red shift in policies?
Read more...Some links from Thomas Neuburger loosely related to the theme of the Fourth of July. Be sure to check ou the one on WhatsApp.
Read more...How corporate interests created Americanization Day, later Independence Day, to counter the rising labor movement.
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