Defending Freedom, Fighting Collectivism
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Can Some Deportations Promote Open Immigration and Protect Free Speech?
To achieve overall immigration liberalization, we are justified in keeping out those who would upend our constitutional order.
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A Civil Service for the Twenty-First Century
Reforms are needed to transform a political spoils system into a competent workforce of and for the people.
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The Peter Principle Presidency
People tend to rise until they reach a job they’re bad at. Are political appointees an inevitable disaster?
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NIH: The $47-Billion Sacred Cow Is Scared
If we’re seeking breakthroughs and innovation in biomedicine, why are we funding the same bureaucratic institutions?
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Was Jackie Robinson a DEI Hire?
Robinson fought against a color barrier because he wanted to compete on talent. Modern DEI programs often do the opposite.
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École Polytechnique: How the French Enlightenment School Gave Us Both Progress and Scientism
Technical minds discarded the humanities and attempted to reengineer, from a position of central authority, all human relationships.
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Big Law Firms Face Legal Reckoning Over Race Preferences
Title VII makes it unlawful to discriminate on the basis of race. But many firms’ efforts to ‘increase diversity’ did exactly that.
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Five Years Post-COVID: 10 Economic Indicators That Haven’t Recovered
COVID madness made experts ignore fundamental trade-offs to “save just one life.” The ultimate costs are still mounting.
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Global NGOs Use Your Tax Dollars to Manipulate Poor Nations’ Birth Rates
Kissinger and the neo-Malthusians convinced us to invest in horrifically coercive “family planning” schemes to preserve the global status quo.
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The Social Media Jam: Why Too Many Choices Leave Us Feeling Stuck
From the cereal aisle to TikTok, an abundance of choice can leave us feeling unsatisfied. Most social media lacks the disciplined hand of market costs — at least for now.
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Can Some Deportations Promote Open Immigration and Protect Free Speech?
To achieve overall immigration liberalization, we are justified in keeping out those who would upend our constitutional order.
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•
A Civil Service for the Twenty-First Century
Reforms are needed to transform a political spoils system into a competent workforce of and for the people.
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•
The Peter Principle Presidency
People tend to rise until they reach a job they’re bad at. Are political appointees an inevitable disaster?
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NIH: The $47-Billion Sacred Cow Is Scared
If we’re seeking breakthroughs and innovation in biomedicine, why are we funding the same bureaucratic institutions?
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Was Jackie Robinson a DEI Hire?
Robinson fought against a color barrier because he wanted to compete on talent. Modern DEI programs often do the opposite.
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École Polytechnique: How the French Enlightenment School Gave Us Both Progress and Scientism
Technical minds discarded the humanities and attempted to reengineer, from a position of central authority, all human relationships.
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Big Law Firms Face Legal Reckoning Over Race Preferences
Title VII makes it unlawful to discriminate on the basis of race. But many firms’ efforts to ‘increase diversity’ did exactly that.
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Five Years Post-COVID: 10 Economic Indicators That Haven’t Recovered
COVID madness made experts ignore fundamental trade-offs to “save just one life.” The ultimate costs are still mounting.
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•
Global NGOs Use Your Tax Dollars to Manipulate Poor Nations’ Birth Rates
Kissinger and the neo-Malthusians convinced us to invest in horrifically coercive “family planning” schemes to preserve the global status quo.
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•
The Social Media Jam: Why Too Many Choices Leave Us Feeling Stuck
From the cereal aisle to TikTok, an abundance of choice can leave us feeling unsatisfied. Most social media lacks the disciplined hand of market costs — at least for now.