Glad to see a new working paper by my colleague Jake Grumbach getting a lot of attention. The latest writeup is at Vox: In late March, Georgia passed a restrictive.
Hey all, We are receiving reports in comments that there has been a new pop-up ad that launches on a post-click. We haven't authorized anything of the sort, and would.
So much of the debate over college loan forgiveness revolves around narratives of upper middle class kids being forgiven $200,000 because they majored in underwater dance or some such thing..
Bootstrapism and the fear of "dependency" has gone very far to limit and restrict American social welfare programs for a very long time. Even with the pandemic, business owners and.
Demonizing China for the COVID virus has had a very predictable effect: The New York Times attempted to capture a sense of the rising tide of anti-Asian bias nationwide. Using.
This is the grave of Melvil Dewey. Born in 1851 in Adams Center, New York, Melville Louis Kossuth Dewey was interested in education from a young man. He graduated from.
With all-too-rare exceptions, property tax assessments systematically overvalue property in poor neighborhoods and undervalue property in rich ones: Americans expect to pay property taxes at the same rates as their.
This week's big read on music should be Dayen's piece on the monopolies that place the music industry at peril because artists can't make any money. Dwarfing all that in.
- LGM Film Club, Part 432: A Star is Born (1937)
- Italian crowd refuses to accept the moral authority of the International Olympic Committee
- Murdering the Sick as a Side Benefit of Ethnic Cleansing
- No One Wants Stephen Miller’s Concentration Camps
- And Again
- How the propaganda systems work
- LGM Podcast: The Superb Seahawks?
- Day Ending in Y
- Erik Visits an American Grave, Part 2,077
- And when he sees his reflection, he’s fulfilled
