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Tinker. Tailor. Mogul. Spy?
A former diplomat dissects the Trump dossier.
Posted inFeatured, Political Animal
The Stupid War on Cory Booker
His controversial vote against a prescription drug amendment means absolutely nothing.
Posted inFeatured, Law and Justice
Behavioral Economics Meets the First Amendment
Are credit card surcharges violations of free speech? It’s up to the Supreme Court to decide.
Posted inFeatured, Politics
Attacks on the Press Have Helped Bring Down a President Before
If Trump continues going after the media, his parallels with Richard Nixon may be more than rhetorical.
Posted inFeatured, Politics
When Resisting Means Risking
I resisted the Vietnam War as a college student. Here’s what it taught me about stopping Trump.
Posted inCover, Economy, January/February 2017, Magazine, The Monopolized Economy
Democrats Must Become the Party of Freedom
Re-embracing anti-monopoly will reinvigorate American liberty and beat back Trumpism.
Posted inFeatured, January/February 2017, Magazine
Minority Retort
In the era of Trump, congressional Democrats should practice “strategic co-opposition.”
Posted inFeatured, January/February 2017, Magazine
Obama’s Top 50 Accomplishments, Revisited
The comprehensive legacy of the 44th President.
Posted inFeatured, January/February 2017, Magazine
All Criminal Justice Reform Is Local
Donald Trump’s election ends hopes for federal action to reduce mass incarceration. But the real problem, and therefore the solution, lies with local prosecutors.
