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The Origins of China's One-Child Policy
Despite growing fears in the West of the “Red Dragon Rising,” China’s coming population collapse raises serious doubts about its economic future.
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Pius IX: The Pope Who Saw the Future
Pope Pius IX recognized the moral and spiritual deception at the heart of communism years before Karl Marx published his unholy catechism, "The…
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Why a Former Pfizer Exec Is Trying to Flee to Canada
A former Pfizer employee who allegedly told colleagues the company delayed announcing its vaccine in 2020 for political reasons is the subject of a new…
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No, Public TV Isn’t a Constitutional Right
When Jonathan Capehart says “the government should not interfere with” reporting, he’s right — but he should have stopped there.
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How a Third-Grade Teacher Fixed My Son’s Reading Struggles
It's important to remember that competition is a healthy force.
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What Karl Marx Could Have Learned From Jordan Peterson
Marx dreamed of reshaping humanity—but couldn’t manage his own life.
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A Beautiful Passage on Pain, Loneliness, and Sorrow
Jerome K. Jerome's Three Men in a Boat contains one of literature's most glorious passages, when the narrator, standing alone before the wonders of…
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Europe’s blackouts are a warning for Americans
The effort to purge fossil fuels from economies and reshape the global economy through heavy-handed regulations, wealth transfers, and centralized…
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Rediscovering Fletch: The Book Behind the Movie
The novel 'Fletch' is a bit more serious than the movie, but just as good. Readers also get to learn more about Irwin R. Fletcher.
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Apology Accepted, Noah
Noah Smith learns there are far worse monsters than markets.
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The Worst Automobile in History
There was no shortage of crummy vehicles produced in the 20th century. But the Trabant tops them all.
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