Morning Ed: World {2017.07.31.M}
Looking at Russia and Sweden and people moving from one country to another country.
Monthly Archive: July 2017
Scaramucci Does the Fandango
Everyone is assuming new White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci is a neophyte who doesn’t know what he’s doing. It’s actually much worse than that.
Access to Women-Specific Health Care Should Not Be a Partisan Issue
Women’s health care, and even affordable access to health care in general, should not be an issue that is dividing us.
A Case for the Conscience Exemption
Let’s revisit conscience exemptions for union shops, especially for public-sector unions.
Notes on a Rebellion
Instead of seeking to understand the long simmering race relations in Detroit , white Detroiters decided to make African Americans in the Motor City pay
That Which Kris Kobach Is About To Wreak Upon Our Courts
Peer with Burt Likko into his Constitutional crystal ball, and you shall see a vision of a veritable hurricane of voter registration litigation, of a sort yet unseen in American legal history.
Morning Ed: World {2017.07.25.Tu}
Elites in France, acid attacks in London, and political incorrectness in China.
What Makes a Children’s Book for Children?
Forest Born of the Books of Bayern series by Shannon Hale
A Primer On Computational Geometry – Part One
The first entry in a (hopefully) weekly series on how we simulate physics, from the basics on.
