The Patriot’s Dilemma: Can Liberal Democracy Reclaim the National Narrative?
To defeat populism, liberal forces must bridge the gap between universal values and national identity.
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From Plague to Renaissance: Notes on COVID-19 in the Workplace
Shaimeek Raijeen Frazier, 21, worked in food service and died last April after contracting the virus at work. Frazier was
Libertarians' Cheap Talk on Civil Society
As COVID-19 was throwing its first punches, many pointed to it as a clear example of the kind of crisis
Has FOSTA Accomplished Its Goals?
In April 2018, the Trump administration signed FOSTA—a combination of the Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act and the Stop
America's Reflection
Thanks to the outcome of the 2020 election, the denial of a two-term Trump presidency has raised spirits among many
Antisemitism and Intent
“Antisemitism, like racism…requires intent,” Ben Shapiro declared. Shapiro was defending his decision to hire actor Gina Carano to a
Reading John Stuart Mill’s On Liberty in the Age of "Cancel Culture" and "Fake News"
We live in a time when critics deride “cancel culture” as narrowing the range of acceptable opinions. When others contend
Reimagining Public Safety
Public wellbeing is being reimagined before our eyes. In Minneapolis, the city committee has chosen to end its police department.
The Tyranny of Parents
Most parents, and most adults, don’t like to think about parents as tyrants. Usually instead parents are framed as
The Online Quest for Community
“What happened to Brock??” I will never forget the moment I saw these words. On Monday morning more than two
Trade Agreements as Diplomacy
In terms of economic progress, today’s capitalist-based format, which has triumphed in many corners of the globe, is preferable
Gender Confirmation Surgery and the "Cosmetic" Cost
When it comes to gender confirmation surgery, insurance coverage can be a difficult web of hypocrisy to weave through. Transgender
Adam Smith's Radical Tools
No society can surely be flourishing and happy, of which the far greater part of the members are poor and