A new defense of the monopolization of the U.S. economy relies on cherry-picked data and misleading arguments.
Books
United We Fall
The more homogenous the parties become, the uglier the divide between them.
Ready to Blow
In 1983, a nuclear war game almost turned real. Have we learned our lesson?
Party Faithful
Why being a Republican makes you more religious, and not just the other way around.
Both Parties Didn’t Give Us Trump
Blaming Trump’s rise on partisan gridlock masks just how ruthlessly the GOP set the stage for his demagoguery.
‘Never Trump’ Conservatives Won’t Save Us
They dislike Trump because of who he is, not what he has done.
Classless
A libertarian economist calls for ending public education as we know it. It’s a radical proposal—and deeply wrong.
Trump Meets Political Science
The profession confronts a grim question: Are we witnessing the end of the world’s oldest democracy?
More Heart Than Science
Industrialized health care has suppressed the human interaction that forms the ineffable “art” of medicine—while failing to achieve true efficiency.
The Tragedy of Thailand
How a model of democratization became patient zero for the global rise of authoritarianism.
Special Report
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