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A push to "tax the rich" in New York blurs the line between policy and performance, as big public promises, long timelines and simplified messaging—aimed even at children—raise questions about whether this is governance or branding. At the same time, a major shift in U.S. drug po ...  Show more

Today I'm talking with Tucker Carlson about what happens when politics stops making sense and something deeper starts to emerge—where power really sits, why war keeps happening regardless of who's in charge, and whether democracy as we understand it is already gone. We get into h ...  Show more

Emily Jashinsky is joined by Allie Beth Stuckey, host of “Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey,” to discuss what’s fueling the comeback of Christianity, including Michael Knowles recent comments to Tucker Carlson about Catholicism.  The two discuss why we’re seeing such a dramati ...

In this episode Samuel Moyn, Chancellor Kent Professor of Law and History at Yale University, explores what he sees as the profound crisis facing liberalism and why many in the West have become disillusioned with it. Drawing from his latest book 'Liberalism against Itself: Cold W ...  Show more

Is artificial intelligence about to take your job? According to Daniel Kokotajlo, the executive director of the A.I. Futures Project, that should be the least of your worries. Kokotajlo was once a researcher for OpenAI, but left after losing confidence in the company’s commitm ...

Why defending viewpoint diversity might be the most radical—and necessary—act in higher education today.

What a treat to welcome two leading voices in the fight for viewpoint diversity and constructive civic dialogue: Jonathan Rauch, senior fellow at ...