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If only someone had warned us…

If only someone had warned us…

I’m a sucker for, "golly, if only someone had warned us" jokes. These days, it seems like half the nation is waking up to unchecked government powe...

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If only someone had warned us…

I’m a sucker for, "golly, if only someone had warned us" jokes. These days, it seems like half the nation is waking up to unchecked government powe...

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Why do so many billionaires have this skill?

Why do so many billionaires have this skill?

I'm not a sports guy. I don’t think that’s much of a secret. So until a few weeks ago the name Toto Wolff meant nothing to me.  Turns out he runs t...

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Why do so many billionaires have this skill?

I'm not a sports guy. I don’t think that’s much of a secret. So until a few weeks ago the name Toto Wolff meant nothing to me.  Turns out he runs t...

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Nobody was as cool under pressure as Charlie Kirk

Nobody was as cool under pressure as Charlie Kirk

One year ago today, Charlie Kirk was killed. He was doing what he loved best. Talking to young people. Taking questions. Standing in front of a cro...

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Nobody was as cool under pressure as Charlie Kirk

One year ago today, Charlie Kirk was killed. He was doing what he loved best. Talking to young people. Taking questions. Standing in front of a cro...

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How did "communism is bad" become controversial?

How did "communism is bad" become controversial?

I don't make a habit of agreeing with the White House. It doesn't much matter who's living there, either. I've watched enough administrations from ...

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How did "communism is bad" become controversial?

I don't make a habit of agreeing with the White House. It doesn't much matter who's living there, either. I've watched enough administrations from ...

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Feelings don’t care about your facts

Feelings don’t care about your facts

A few years ago, four scientists set out to count words. Not a handful of words—all of them. Every book Google had digitized, millions of volumes i...

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Feelings don’t care about your facts

A few years ago, four scientists set out to count words. Not a handful of words—all of them. Every book Google had digitized, millions of volumes i...

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Is there a public ed war on boys?

Is there a public ed war on boys?

A kindergarten teacher named Ms. Jefferson stood at the front of the room one morning holding wooden skewers, cotton balls, and craft glue, and ann...

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Is there a public ed war on boys?

A kindergarten teacher named Ms. Jefferson stood at the front of the room one morning holding wooden skewers, cotton balls, and craft glue, and ann...

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When I was a kid my mom didn’t know where I was

When I was a kid my mom didn’t know where I was

Some morning back when I was maybe nine, I walked out the front door after breakfast and didn't come home until I was hungry again. I don't remembe...

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When I was a kid my mom didn’t know where I was

Some morning back when I was maybe nine, I walked out the front door after breakfast and didn't come home until I was hungry again. I don't remembe...

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In 2013, one man torched his whole life to warn us

In 2013, one man torched his whole life to warn us

Thirteen years ago, a 29-year-old government contractor named Ed Snowden gave a reporter proof that the U.S. government was secretly collecting the...

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In 2013, one man torched his whole life to warn us

Thirteen years ago, a 29-year-old government contractor named Ed Snowden gave a reporter proof that the U.S. government was secretly collecting the...

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The time we almost (partially) privatized Social Security

The time we almost (partially) privatized Social Security

In the spring of 2001, a newly elected George W. Bush proposed letting younger workers take a small slice of their Social Security taxes and put it...

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The time we almost (partially) privatized Social Security

In the spring of 2001, a newly elected George W. Bush proposed letting younger workers take a small slice of their Social Security taxes and put it...

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