Once renowned for widespread homeownership, the key Anglosphere countries are reverting to a feudal past, where land is owned by increasingly few. read more »
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The Death of the Family Home is Killing the American Middle Class
A British Media Outlet Wants to Censor Anyone Who Publishes “Climate Change Counter-Narratives,” Including Me.
Last month, a new media outlet called Tortoise Media launched a database called “Hot Air,” which it claims is “making sense of climate misinformation.” read more »
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Will the Faithful Inherit the Earth?
The elevation of the new pope from Chicago may have excited progressive ideologues with hopes for another wokeish papacy. But the rise of little-known Robert Prevost to his new status as Pope Leo XIV comes amid a profoundly unwoke recovery of religious feeling in the West. read more »
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A Case For The Great Lakes Region As America’s 12th Regional Culture
I love the book American Nations: A History of the Eleven Rival Regional Cultures of North America by Colin Woodard. In it, he outlines the regional cultures of America read more »
California's $100BN Railway to Nowhere Exposes the Cost of Democratic Incompetence
The latest broadside in the seemingly unending war between President Trump and California Governor Newsom came with a presidential attack on the state’s long-delayed, over-budget high-speed rail project. read more »
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Why I Am the Antiplanner
In 1997, Metro — Portland’s regional planning agency — issued its 2040 plan to guide the region for the next several decades. read more »
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How China Co-opted the Green Movement
Rising empires require collaborators to expand their influence and win over adversaries. In this respect, China and other anti-Western regimes increasingly count on green activists, investors, and media to advance their interests. read more »
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The End of Bourgeois Values
It’s no secret that America’s working classes - more broadly, those without college degrees and professional jobs - have been living increasingly socially dysfunctional lives. read more »
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The High Cost of California's Green Energy Policies
Since the early 2000s, governors and legislators from both parties have signed onto a climate agenda in California that is making energy steadily unaffordable. read more »
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India Is Asia's Leading Deep Tech Nation
Currently India features in the news due to conflict with neighboring Pakistan. In a time when international trade is shifting, with new trade and tariff deals, India is also a key trading partner for North America as well as Europe. read more »
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