Equally, inequality per se sounds like a bad thing and may thus automatically be unfair. But the philosopher Bertrand Russell had a point when he said a pedant was just someone who preferred their ...
Lyndon Drake, researcher at the University of Oxford, has developed a guide to ethical principles for engineers and ...
The case against wealth taxes is simply that they haven’t worked. Of the three European countries that have held on to them — ...
Amanda Shaw serves as Statewide Food Systems coordinator, a partnership between the state of Hawaiʻi and Agriculture ...
From the whirlwind start of the second Trump administration through the war in Iran, Americans have been put to a very ...
A new WashU report updates data on environmental racism in St. Louis and offers evidence-based policy recommendations to ...
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I tried to warn Britain about the curse of identity politics. Five years on, I’ve been proved right
Valdo Calocane is a black man with a long history of severe mental illness. But during a clinical assessment, some years ago, ...
Conventional economics cannot respond to the global ‘polycrisis’. This the overlap between climate change, biodiversity loss, ...
A new study of German twins suggests that the strong connection between a young adult's cognitive ability and their future ...
Corruption in Kenya is like a "snake under the bed" - hidden, dangerous, and capable of undermining the entire system - and must be confronted collectively, the Chairperson of the Ethics and ...
It turns out, even the wokest billionaire is just like you and me: they don’t much like paying taxes, either.
Wealthy residents of the state have put millions of dollars toward stopping a proposed 5 percent tax on their assets.
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