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requirements subvert our values, and has to operate with limited means under harsh pressures. Not surprisingly problems arise, ranging from budget deficits…
core programmatic tenets they believe progressives might rally around. Doing that seems like a good idea to us. The trouble is, the…
The toppling economies are big news because rather than only the poor suffering this time those of ample means are suffering too.…
Quiddity Scandal Z Staff Somewhere in the tawdry mire of the “Clinton Crisis” there are interesting issues commentators could address. For…
Suppose this Fall three different companies release new “electronic book” products. These are book size “consoles” weighing a pound or two,…
Robert Barro of Harvard recently was offered a $300,000 salary to jump to Columbia. In reaction, MIT’s Paul Krugman wrote in Microsoft’s…
don’t care about typos, only content, and that this reflects badly on the whole left, no less. Be serious folks. Does Z…
of the broader political system. When the media runs too fast, sometimes a story gets wings of its own and the results…
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