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  • The Stunning Arrogance of the Paris Climate Agreement

    The Stunning Arrogance of the Paris Climate Agreement0

    • June 1, 2017

    It was December 12, 2015, when headlines in the world’s leading newspapers, in implausibly bold type, celebrated the “historic” agreement in Paris between all nations of the world to curb carbon emissions and thereby stop climate change: or so they said, as if elites get to say what is and is not historic.  The spin,

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  • The Student Debt Crisis is Real

    The Student Debt Crisis is Real0

    Normally, leftists get upset if there’s a big industry that charges high prices, engages in lots of featherbedding, and manipulates the political system for handouts. But for some reason, when the industry is higher education, folks like Hillary Clinton think the answer is to shower colleges and universities with ever-greater subsidies. She says the subsidies are

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  • The Student Debt Clock is Ticking

    The Student Debt Clock is Ticking0

    • August 12, 2015

    You’ve seen the National Debt Clock. At $18 trillion, it’s something we’d rather forget.  But did you know that we have another pile of debt on our hands? It’s the student loan debt bomb, and it grows by $3,000 per second for a current debt measurement of nearly $1.3 trillion!   What’s even more alarming

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  • The Strangest Thing About the Debate

    The Strangest Thing About the Debate0

    It struck me about one hour into what Politico calls “the snarling incoherence of the latest Democratic presidential debate” that was “painfully hard to follow.”  What precisely was so painful?  It was not what divided this gaggle of politicians vying for your affection. It was what united them. They all agree that their job is to have

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  • The Strangest Thing About ‘Stranger Things’

    The Strangest Thing About ‘Stranger Things’2

    If you watch Stranger Things with your kids, there’s a good chance they spend some of the time crying. Not because the monsters are so scary, but because the kids are so free. It’s like monkeys at the zoo watching a Jane Goodall documentary. In pretty much every episode, Will, Max, Dustin, Lucas, El, and

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  • The strange history of ‘Mein Kampf’ in France

    The strange history of ‘Mein Kampf’ in France0

    Seventy years after the death of Adolf Hitler, “Mein Kampf” is in the public domain and free to be republished. The history of its English version is relatively well-known, thanks to historians James and Patience Barnes. Its history in French is not. While French journalist Antoine Vitkine wrote a 2009 global history of “Mein Kampf”

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