So, Republicans Took the Senate. What Now?
In yesterday’s election, Republicans gained control of the Senate (securing at least 52 seats—and possibly two more).
How Millennials Can Avoid the Glue Factory
There was one type of employee that was essential to the Industrial Revolution—until it wasn’t.
The Problem of Suburban Poverty
The terms “suburban” and “poverty” are often ones you don’t see next to each other, much less ones that go hand in hand.
Friday Five: The Problem of Partyism
On Fridays, we bring you the week's best from around the web. This week's collection includes a new report on how family structure relates to economic success, a discussion of 'partyism,' and more. “For Richer, for Poorer: How Family Structures Economic Success in...
The Idolization of Comfort
We live in the most prosperous society in human history. We have the unique privilege of living comfortable lives.
Tolkien, Hobbits, and a Free Society
“The Lord of the Rings” has captivated audiences for over fifty years. It is not just a story about good overcoming evil, but one about the fragility of freedom. No victory on earth is permanent. Battles are fought and won, but there will be no ultimate victory over...
Friday Five: Stop Acting, Start Being
This week’s round-up features a coat designer who is making a lasting impact on the homeless, a discussion of what the social justice movement is missing, and more.
The Meaning of Happiness
For many of us, happiness is the goal of life. “I just want to be happy,” you might hear your friend say in a time of distress.
Why Fair Trade Isn’t All that Fair
A buzz term that seems to continually float around among Millennials is the idea of “fair trade.” And why wouldn’t it?
