The problem with this new campaign in Iran is not merely that it will likely have bad near-term consequences, but that it represents the American government doubling down on the…
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Kevin T. Frazier Many New Yorkers are struggling to access needed resources because of a shortage of available and affordable mental health treatment, legal services, and other professional resources. A…
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Yesterday, the White House said the war would last, at most, four weeks. Now it’s eight.
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A detailed map of the road to regime change.
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“It seems that victory for this aggressive tag team requires not only regime change in Iran, but replacing the regime with new leaders who are subservient to Israeli and American…
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” The meeting underscores the urgency felt in Washington to shore up weapons stocks after the Iran operation drew heavily on munitions…”
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A growing chorus of technologists and futurists now argue that scarcity is ending. The future may be post-old-scarcity but it will not be post-scarcity.
The current war is a timely reminder that the US ruling elites regard the US taxpayers and ordinary Americans as little more than inconvenient afterthoughts in US foreign policy.
Part of Donald Trump’s military excursion into Venezuela was to make the country more attractive to US business investment. It hasn’t worked out that way and probably won’t in the…
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Manhattan Institute’s Criticisms Vindicate Cato’s Report on Fiscal Effect of Immigrants: Part 2
David J. Bier Read: Manhattan Institute’s Criticisms Vindicate Cato’s Report on the Fiscal Effect of Immigrants: Part 1 The Manhattan Institute (MI) published a criticism of Cato’s immigration report on…
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