The former Rhodes Scholar and Navy Seal lost the governorship after accusations of sexual assault. Now he wants rehabilitation in the U.S Senate.
Politics
Trapped in Quentin Tarantino’s Memory Palace
If you want to know what the 1960s looked like to a six year old, Once Upon A Time in Hollywood, the book, is for you.
Let’s Make Google Share Some Secrets
Compulsory licensing worked when we imposed it on AT&T in the 1950s. It can work again.
The Government Agency That Can End the Covid Pandemic
OSHA could protect workers and their families from the deadly virus—if only the Biden administration will let it.
Give Greece Back the Olympics
Holding the games in a different country every four years invites chaos, corruption, and redundant infrastructure.
A Short History of Democrats and Antitrust
Biden’s war against corporate gigantism is good policy and better politics.
The Sound and the Fury Is the Book for Our Political Moment
How Faulkner’s four narrators delineate Biden-era constituencies.
What Biden’s Antitrust Order Does for Farmers
It could spell the end of prohibitions on repairing farm equipment, imposing non-compete clauses, and other Big Ag abuses.
Renewal in a West Virginia Coal Town
Inside the life of a rural hospital.
How to Get Labor Law Reforms Past the Filibuster
With creative cherry-picking and a tweak here and there, the PRO Act can be folded into a Senate reconciliation bill.
