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A lot of what they think they know just isn't so.
Spending more on children is a very good idea.
Coal's glory days ended during the Reagan era, and they aren't coming back.
By 9/11, domestic extremism was already on the rise.
The pandemic hasn’t ended; the rescue programs have.
Friedrich Hayek gave terrible policy advice.
It wants to prioritize low taxes over the fate of civilization.
Government officials can be corrupted — but so can their critics.
How the nutritional supplement business has helped foster extremism.
The troubling interaction between NIMBYs and the knowledge economy.
A crazy recall process could lead to repudiation of the state's policy successes.
Punishing the unemployed doesn’t accomplish very much.
Some workers aren't willing to go back to their old jobs with their old pay and working conditions. Is that a bad thing?
It's time to stop being diffident and speak up.
Was it luck, or was it good policy?
Why you should ignore claims that we can't afford to reduce emissions.
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Please, Senator Manchin, do the math.
It’s not as bad as you thought. It’s worse.
The old New Trade Theory for the win.
If we need creative accounting to invest for the future, go for it.
When that word does not mean what you think it means.
A weird, though not symmetric, role reversal on economic rhetoric.
The geography of this wave is nakedly political
Children need real help, not empty rhetoric.
Hear me out.
Why is the G.O.P. objectively pro-tax evasion?
Loyalty signaling, flattery inflation and the modern G.O.P.
Saving the planet is more important than free-trade mysticism.
There has been a huge change in what's considered politically feasible.
Why are politicians still contrasting rural virtue with urban vice?
Americans are suddenly feeling good. Why?
We’re still paying the price of tantrum-based policy.
And the president deserves a lot of the credit.
Working from home was an “infant industry”; so was early retirement.
On the right, actual expertise is disqualifying.
Why Tucker Carlson called General Milley a pig.
The upsides of a real estate glut.
Things are getting better, but many Republicans won’t believe it.
Don't worry: Lumber is falling and the Fed is on the case.
China is the new Japan, and chips are the new chips.
A bipartisan infrastructure deal was never going to happen.
Is the world finally ready to take on tax havens?
How to make sense of employers’ complaints.
Biden has it mostly right. But will Congress water down his plans?
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