Why We Don’t Need a New Domestic Terror Law January 19, 2021 The government already has all the power it needs… by Eli Massey
Rachel Cohen on the Great Charter School Controversy January 17, 2021 Charter schools were pitched as a solution for America’s broken education system. Have they actually delivered on their promise? by Pete Davis
Movie Stars and Their Misguided Messiah Complex January 16, 2021 Just because you claim to “create jobs” doesn’t give you the right to treat fellow human beings like dirt. by Amanda Hanna-McLeer
Puppaganda: How Politicians Use Pets to Convince You of Their Humanity January 15, 2021 For a politician in need of a popularity boost, an adorable dog or cat can make an effective distraction from policy. by Nathan J. Robinson
How the Left Can Oppose the Uyghur Genocide January 14, 2021 China’s persecution of the Uyghur people is enabled by the U.S.-led “war on terror.” The left can’t remain silent. by Rebecca Ruth Gould
What Rights Do We Have On Social Media? January 13, 2021 It’s absolutely good that Donald Trump was suspended. But unilateral censorship decisions by tech companies are not something we should ultimately celebrate. by Nathan J. Robinson
The Wreckage of the Last Energy Epoch: Abandoned Wells and Workers January 12, 2021 We do not need oil and gas companies. But we do need oil and gas workers. by Megan Milliken Biven
The Rosenberg Orphans and the Power of Radical History January 11, 2021 Orphaned after their parents were executed for espionage, the story of the Rosenberg boys is one all Americans should know. by Annie Levin