Conservatives have made the Supreme Court radical. But not radical enough for libertarians.
January/February 2015
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The Rise and Fall of the U.S. Government
While other conservatives say that the American state has become too powerful, Francis Fukuyama argues that it has grown too weak.
Posted inJanuary/February 2015, Magazine, Politics
Talk of the Toons
A selection of political cartoons from the past few weeks.
Posted inJanuary/February 2015, Magazine
Three Simple Fixes That Could Save Pro Football
Reimagining the game for the twenty-first century.
Posted inJanuary/February 2015, Magazine
Tilting at Windmills
Frame of reverence If you went into homes up in the hollows of Charlie Peters’s West Virginia and elsewhere in the decades following World War II, you could often find photographs of FDR. The same was later true of JFK’s picture, and not just where Catholics lived. The people who hung them on their walls […]
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College Football Coaches, the Ultimate 1 Percent
More than a century ago, the very idea of paying coaches was up for debate. The
arguments against it looked very similar to the arguments today against paying players.
