Who Cares About Big Tech’s Displaced Workers?
explains how IT innovation is boosting corporate monopoly power and, with it, wage stagnation and inequality.
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Making Academia Matter Again
argues that only more diversity, open-mindedness, and creativity in research can restore public trust.
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A Cautionary Tale for Media Regulators
shows how even well-meaning regulations intended to combat information can serve malign purposes.
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Why We Need Women in the Military
lauds Saudi Arabia's decision to allow women to serve, and describes the challenges ahead for those who do.
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Is the Press Too Free?
argues that recent privacy violations once again highlight the need for government regulation.
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Tabloid India
laments the decline of journalistic standards and editors' emphasis on the superficial and sensational.
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The Nation of Kangaroos
asks why upwards of five million of Australia's iconic animals are killed each year.
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The Perils of Public Media Funding
argues that growing state support for journalism is bad news for an already-struggling industry.
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Will Circumcision Survive in the West?
thinks efforts in Europe to ban the practice in the name of human rights are missing the bigger picture.
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When Fighting Fake News Aids Censorship
shows how official measures to contain the spread of misinformation are victimizing legitimate journalists.
