Wall Street Journal Tries to Analyze Not-Great Data on US Immigration, Generating Reader Pushback
An attempt by the Wall Street Journal to mine data on immigration falls short by not providing strong enough caveats.
Read more...An attempt by the Wall Street Journal to mine data on immigration falls short by not providing strong enough caveats.
Read more...The US continues to talk at, rather than with, China about its close ties to Russia.
Read more...A well-targeted rant about the offensive shallowness and neglect of concrete material needs of voters that the Democratic Party now embodies.
Read more...An attempt at informational forensics on the Israel-Hezbollah pitched battle on Sunday.
Read more...A new Team Democrat messaging strategy boils down to “War is love.”
Read more...Trying to make sense of a Washington Post story depicting Russia as willing give up its best weapon, its electrical war, for very little.
Read more...Democratic convention protests are coming! How do we judge whether they are a damp squib or moved the needle a smidge?
Read more...A new American norm: “Free speech for me, but not for thee!”
Read more...Quelle surprise! The grand scheme to build a weapons industry in Ukraine appears to be going pear shaped.
Read more...The US is bizarrely pretending it has influence over the coming Iran and Axis of Resistance response to Israel escalation.
Read more...Walz’s folksy persona helps mask standard neoliberal positions, and Minnesota workers paid the price.
Read more...ZOMG, VoxEU starts with the premise that censorship is of course warranted, but finds current implementations have not worked well.
Read more...The Biden political survival watch has resumed.
Read more...How concept anchoring creates attachment to and supports funding for not-so-hot ideas, such as in Alzheimer’s research.
Read more...The effort to shore up Biden’s flagging Presidential candidacy is a case study of the role of confidence and commitment in campaigns.
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