Economics Men Dominate Campaign Coverage; And So? Three-quarters of this year’s campaign coverage in newspapers was penned by men, according to a new survey from… Vince Beiser
Social Justice Keeping Circumcision on the Table In early 2011 Beryl Lieff Benderly, writing in the pages of Miller-McCune (the precursor to Pacific Standard, described… Michael Todd
Economics Who’s Most Optimistic in America? The Answer Will Break Your Heart This is a finding that has turned up in a number of studies, and it’s always fascinating: Many… John Gravois
Economics My Kingdom for a Hearse? Richard III begins the Shakespeare play that bears his name by declaring, “Now is the winter of our… Tom Jacobs
Economics Asia’s Changing Views on Animal Testing According to a new report on animal research around the world, published by the National Academies Press, in a… Maria Streshinsky
Economics Landspeeder! We still don’t have our flying cars, but who cares now that we’ve got a prototype of a… Vince Beiser
Education Faces of Debt: Beware “the College Loan Repo Man” For decades, one of the driving impulses of American liberalism has been to expand people’s access to good things… John Gravois
Economics Terrifying Dots. This graphic, based on World Bank statistics, is supposed to illustrate a global trend toward fewer children and… Marc Herman
Education Who Will Cry for the Campus Bookstore? Over at the New Republic, Mark Athitakis plays a very small violin for a threatened institution: the college… John Gravois
Economics Ayn Rand Mocked and Reviewed Yesterday Michael Kinsley posted this Paul Ryan Shrugged (that is oh-so-only-Kinsley) send up of Paul Ryan’s devotion: Paul… Maria Streshinsky