Doug Brunt: The Mysterious Case of Rudolf Diesel

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I Read Marx So You Don't Have To

Karl Marx’s ideas still shape American politics, from the Democratic Socialists of America to the populist right’s growing attacks on free markets. Ben Shapiro breaks down what Marx actually believed, how Marxism works, why the DSA still uses its framework, and where figures like ...  Show more

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