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Mar 06, 2026

This Tourette's Controversy is What You Get When Disability Stops Being a Medical Reality and Becomes a Social Culture

people who deny that Tourette's can provoke racist outbursts are wrong, but when we've turned disability into a social prop, what do you expect?

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Geopolitics

Mar 06, 2026

Courting Anti-Zionists

The article explores the complex relationship between anti-Zionist sentiments and mainstream political discourse, examining how these views are increasingly gaining traction and influence.

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Mar 06, 2026

The End of Limits on a President’s Wars

Past conflicts eroded Congress’s ability to decide when to go to war. Donald Trump’s attack on Iran destroyed it

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Politics

Feb 03, 2026

Where Does Ron DeSantis Go Next?

If Casey DeSantis passes on the Florida governor’s race, the incumbent will find himself at a crossroads

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Mar 16, 2026

Is James Fishback the William F. Buckley of Florida?

The National Review founder’s 1965 mayoral run may be a more apt analogy than Zohran Mamdani’s 2025 campaign. The post Is James Fishback the William F. Buckley of Florida? appeared first on The American Conservative

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Feb 02, 2026

What should be done to protect civilians and workers in conflict areas like Ukraine?

Seven others were reported injured in the strike near a bus carrying the workers on Sunday

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Geopolitics

Mar 16, 2026

The Future of America’s Alliances Is Industrial

South Korea’s proposed investment in U.S. shipbuilding is a clear recognition of the importance of industrial capacity in modern deterrence

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Politics

Feb 07, 2026

Can government coerce women into having more babies?

To illustrate this challenge of measurement and inference, Figure 7 presents Romanian birth rates before, during, and after the imposition of an infamously coercive policy aimed at raising births. In 1966, a dictatorial government imposed Decree 770, which banned abortion and made modern contraception effectively inaccessible. The figure extends an idea from Sobotka, Matysiak, and […] The post Can government coerce women into having more babies? appeared first on Marginal REVOLUTION. Related ...

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Culture

Mar 16, 2026

The Clever Insight of the SNL ‘MAHAspital’ Sketch

A withering parody of The Pitt skewered Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s movement and questioned the healing properties of beef tallow

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