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  • Three Ways a 6-3 Supreme Court Would Be Different

    Three Ways a 6-3 Supreme Court Would Be Different0

    If the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is replaced this year, the Supreme Court will become something the country has not seen since the justices became a dominant force in American cultural life after World War II: a decidedly conservative court. A court with a 6-3 conservative majority would be a dramatic shift from the

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  • Three Tips for Helping Weary Kids Through the Pandemic

    Three Tips for Helping Weary Kids Through the Pandemic0

    Is the coronavirus crisis ever going to end? It is the question we are all asking – particularly the youngest members of our society. While the science shows the virus itself is not very dangerous to children, the emotional damage they are suffering from the shutdowns is potentially enormous. Their lives have been turned upside down. In

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  • Three Times Keynes Was Not a Keynesian0

    John Maynard Keynes is, together with Milton Friedman, the most influential economist of the 20th century. His most acclaimed work, The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money, contributed to the paradigm shift that took place in the economics profession in the mid-1930s. He’s also the most quoted economist among non-economists, who more often than

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  • Three Things Wrong With “Atlas Shrugged” (That Have Nothing to Do With Objectivism)

    Three Things Wrong With “Atlas Shrugged” (That Have Nothing to Do With Objectivism)0

    “Atlas Shrugged” tells the story of Dagny Taggart, who, while technically only the vice president of Taggart Transcontinental Railway, is the true ruling power of the company. In the face of worldwide economic crises and nefarious politicians, she struggles to save her railway and revitalize the nation.   This novel has been a source of

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  • Three Things Studying Foreign Languages Taught Me About English

    Three Things Studying Foreign Languages Taught Me About English0

    “Whoever does not know a foreign language knows nothing of his own.”  After studying Latin and German, I understand exactly what this quote from Goethe means. Growing up as a native English speaker, I had little idea of how the language worked. Since I began studying foreign languages, I have learned to appreciate my mother

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  • Three Things I Noticed Coming Home to America After Living Abroad

    Three Things I Noticed Coming Home to America After Living Abroad0

    When you live abroad, the picture you get of America is pretty depressing. It seems like the country is falling apart.  I recently returned to America for the first time in nearly two years. Although a U.S. citizen, I have been living abroad since 2012. Flying internationally during a pandemic was never my plan, but

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