For Back-to-School, It's Measles, Mumps, and Rubella (Half the Answer #99, with Caitlin Gilbert)
Vaccination rates are falling across the country.
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How Hot Takes Expand Our Capabilities
Drawing primarily on Karl Popper, Oliver Traldi argues that hot take culture diminishes our desire or ability to quietly reflect
Trump's Rhetoric Is Dangerous Even If He's Ineffective
It has been almost eight months since Donald Trump took office. If the rest of his term looks like these
Actually, Hot Take Culture Is Good
“Hot take” is among the most withering of insults available to describe a piece of opinion writing these days. We
There is No True Liberal
Those who have wrestled with the frustrating but seemingly trivial topic of political labels know that to embark on an
You Were the Thought Police All Along
Political correctness and campus speech politics are among the cultural issues keeping libertarians today from recognizing their place within the
LC Podcast #1: The New Liberal
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Finding Liberty Between Vulnerability and Coercion
The sources and extent of coercion in a society is one of the big fault lines that divides the different
Wanted: Mere Liberal Writers
After nearly one month and over a dozen articles, Liberal Currents is off to the races. But some people have
A Critical Defense of Commerce
In the movie Sabrina, the character David Larrabee (William Holden) confronts his brother Linus (Humphrey Bogart) about his obsession with
Liberals and Nationalists: Compromise Without Reconciliation
If “populism” is the first word on everyone’s lips these days, “nationalism” isn’t far behind. To critics, the
Ideals Worth Defending in a Cynical Age
The conversation about ideals in our culture has grown profoundly trivial. Our articulate class is very wishy washy about the
The New Liberal
We’ve all heard the bad news. Liberalism is on the run, they say. From its birthplace on the British