With the COVID-19 pandemic declared over, a significant question for politicians, planners, and pundits alike is what to do with city centers and old urban cores after the pandemic pushed many Americans to move away from dense urban areas. read more »
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California's Broken Diversity Promise
Few states are more ostentatious in their concern for racial equality and minority uplift than California. read more »
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Digital Divide: Bridging the Urban-Rural Connectivity Gap
If you live in an urban area, you may mistakenly believe that everyone has access to reliable Wi-Fi, personal computers, and cellular networks. However, millions of rural Americans live without these increasingly essential amenities. read more »
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Electric Cars Will Decide the Outcome of the American Election
If Joe Biden loses to Donald Trump this November, he can apportion blame towards his administration’s many unforced errors read more »
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NYC Must Stop Destroying Its Institutions
Due to budget concerns, New York City Mayor Eric Adams proposed cuts to the New York City public library budgets, forcing the majority of public libraries to cut their hours and open only five days a week. read more »
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The Coming Revolt Against Woke Capitalism
The greatest threat to Western civilisation comes not from China, Russia or Islamists, but from the very people who rank among its greatest beneficiaries. read more »
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The Democratic Party is Now Indisputably Woke
The passing this last week of Joe Lieberman, a long-time Connecticut Senator and former vice-presidential candidate, stands as reminder of how far the Democrats have moved read more »
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Biden's Climate Plan is a Threat to Democracy
For a policy that requires sacrifice, at least for the masses, the climate agenda lacks one critical element: public support. read more »
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2024 Will Be the Latino Election
The key voting bloc in American politics is not the black or Evangelical vote – it’s the Latinos. Now by far the largest racial minority in the nation, Latinos are also the great contested electoral territory. read more »
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Here's What Conservative Institutional Capture Looks Like
One of the principles I keep highlighting between left and right is asymmetry.
The left and right have different values, operate in different ways, and are in different positions in society. read more »
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