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Author: Erik Loomis

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Catholic School Union Busting

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On April 13, 2026
Catholics like to talk a good game about social justice but working for Catholic colleges is pretty terrible from an employment perspective. Just about everyone I've known who teaches at Catholic colleges talks about low wages and the overall atmosphere that you should be happy...
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What to Do With NEPA?

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On April 12, 2026
The National Environmental Policy Act of 1970 was one of the truly groundbreaking laws in American history, creating the entire idea of citizen review of development projects for environmental impact. Development interests have always hated it for creating a system where they would have to...

Music Notes

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On April 11, 2026

After sort of recovering from the exhaustion that Big Ears creates, I dragged myself to Boston to see the great rock band Wednesday, who I think is probably the most.

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Journalists Strike over AI

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On April 11, 2026
If there's one place I DO NOT WANT TO SEE AI, it's ProPublica, that gem of investigative journalism. Alas, they are run by bad people too it turns out. And their reporters are fighting back: After more than two years of stalled contract negotiations, ProPublica...
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Abigail Spanberger strikes one for the good people of Virginia: Gov. Abigail Spanberger signed Del. Dan Helmer’s bill to end the renewal of commemorative Robert E. Lee license plates in Virginia Wednesday, according to a press release. A portion of the sale of these plates...
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