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  • PBA Cards: When Corruption Is a Job Perk

    PBA Cards: When Corruption Is a Job Perk0

    I recall quite vividly the day I first witnessed the potency of the “get out of jail free” cards issued by Police Benevolent Associations. I was a teenager in the New Jersey suburbs headed to a concert with a car full of friends, and our driver was so caught up in conversation about what a

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  • How a Woman Can Know if a Man Truly Loves Her

    How a Woman Can Know if a Man Truly Loves Her0

    If asked to name one of the world’s most foremost novels on relationships between men and women, Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice would undoubtedly be in the running. Indeed, Mr. Darcy has somehow become synonymous with the idea of a perfect gentleman.  But while Austen-mania grips modern culture, its decorum does not. Modern day Lizzys

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  • Did Trump Throw the First Pitch in a Trade War with China?

    Did Trump Throw the First Pitch in a Trade War with China?0

    Despite receiving billions of dollars in subsidies, the U.S. solar panel manufacturing industry is not competitive with Chinese imports. There is a robust solar industry in the United States; it’s just not in the manufacture of panels. As the Wall Street Journal explains: “The U.S. solar industry has discovered that its comparative advantage lies not

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  • ‘Critical Theory’ Needs a Good Critique

    ‘Critical Theory’ Needs a Good Critique0

    By now, almost everybody is familiar with the phenomenon of “social justice warriors”, a.k.a. SJWs. Originally it was a pejorative moniker, but it seems that its bearers have recently adopted it as a badge of honor. SJWs embrace a “critique” of various forms of “oppression”: racism, “the patriarchy,” “heteronormativity,” and capitalist exploitation of the poor

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  • ‘What’s Wrong with the World?’

    ‘What’s Wrong with the World?’0

    Just over a century ago G. K. Chesterton wrote a book that is as relevant today as it was then.  In fact, its title remains as relevant today as it was then: “What’s Wrong with the World.” Would Mr. Chesterton be surprised and/or disappointed to learn that there are still things wrong today?  Not at

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  • Religion Isn’t the Enemy of Science: It’s Been Inspiring Scientists for Centuries

    Religion Isn’t the Enemy of Science: It’s Been Inspiring Scientists for Centuries0

    Take notice of any debate in the media and you’ll see that science and religion are, and always were, at loggerheads. Science is about evidence-based fact, religion is about faith-based belief. But repeating statements endlessly in the media doesn’t make them true. The actual entanglements of religious tradition and the development of science are far

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