Why the Anti-Woke Beavis and Butt-Head Clip Is so Hilarious—and a Real Threat to White Privilege Theory
In 1937, Boris Orman was working at a bakery in Russia when he shared a joke over tea with his...
In 1937, Boris Orman was working at a bakery in Russia when he shared a joke over tea with his...
There are many bad explanations for inflation. I address some of them here. So let’s explore some better ones. They...
In a Supreme Court term of many consequential decisions, Carson v. Makin stands out for its likely enduring legal and political effects....
Global warming is real, and it is a problem. But how big of a problem? According to some, humanity’s very...
Too many of our nation’s young men use guns for evil. One knee-jerk response is to restrict gun ownership. But...
The Consumer Confidence Index from The Conference Board fell again in June, the second drop in a row and seventh...
Science is in trouble. The symptoms include the bickering and vacillation over COVID, and continuing hysteria about climate change. Science...
At least since Thomas Carlyle’s infamous put-down of economics as the “dismal science” (for economists having the temerity to oppose slavery),...
In my previous column I shared some of my (many) responses to Nancy MacLean’s appallingly inaccurate Democracy in Chains, a...
“Free traders are trapped in a public policy version of Groundhog Day,” Julian Sanchez wrote in 2003, “forced to refute...
In 2005, the comedian Stephen Colbert (re?)introduced the word “truthiness” to the English speaking world. And what, pray tell, is...
New orders for durable goods increased 0.7 percent in May, following a 0.4 percent gain in April, the 11th increase...