Sunday Linkage

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On May 26, 2013
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A few weeks ago Brad Plumer noted some theories as to why Americans don't move as much as they did in the past.  My theory: Moving is objectively horrible, and that we increasingly shun the experience is the best evidence we have that the arc of...
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On May 26, 1937, United Auto Workers organizers, including future president Walter Reuther, walked toward the Ford Motor Company's giant River Rouge plant in Dearborn, Michigan to hand out pro-union leaflets to workers. As they crossed an overpass toward the plant, Ford's private army, led by...

In Which Erik Hangs Himself

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On May 25, 2013
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Ugh, ugh, ugh. President Obama held a private meeting with top national security journalists on Thursday afternoon following his national security policy address at the National Defense University in Washington, POLITICO has learned. Present at the meeting were Thomas Friedman, The New York Times columnist; Gerald...

The Mekong

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The decline of wildlife along the Mekong River, and really in all of Southeast Asia, has reached crisis levels. Between widespread development and the Chinese desire to kill every mammal in existence, there isn't much left. On the Mekong, home of many now rare and amazing...

Food Stamp Hypocrisy

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On May 25, 2013

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A special day for Republican hypocrisy on food stamps. In the Senate, you have our old friend, Louisiana's David Vitter: Vitter presented the bill as prohibiting “convicted murderers, rapists, and.

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