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The 10-Minute ‘Cool Down Your House’ Reset
There comes a point every summer evening when the house starts behaving like it’s hosting a chili cookoff.The sun goes down. The birds settle in. The neighborhood quiets. Yet somehow your living room still feels like it’s…
A Republic, If You Can Keep It
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Michigan lawmakers push an affordability agenda – Mackinac Center
At a time of high inflation, many of the policies enacted in Michigan in recent years have made things less affordable. But there are also bills in the state House and Senate, some supported by both Republicans and Democrats,…
Assessing the future of ‘legacy’ higher ed
Benjamin Storey and Jenna Silber Storey write in National Affairs about the future of America’s traditional universities. “Legacy higher ed” has become a term of derision on the political right. These jewels in the crown of…
The battle between heartland and ‘rimland’
Hal Brands and Michael Beckley write in Foreign Affairs about important geopolitical shifts. At first glance, today’s strategic map seems familiar. A bloc of land-based powers, clustered around the center of Eurasia, is…
Avoiding quantum computing mistakes
Chris Miller and Joshua Zoffer write in the Economist about the Trump administration’s approach to an important technological issue. The Trump administration has deployed industrial-investment policies from loans to equity…
AEI takes on challenges of AI
Brian Boyd, with help from Bill Drexel and Matt Elmore, discusses the American Enterprise Institute’s approach to artificial intelligence. What does it mean to be human? Are we defined by our noble reason or our admirable…
Newsom endorses national wealth tax
David Strom writes for HotAir.com about a disappointing policy shift from California’s governor. Gavin Newsom has, until now, opposed wealth taxes, or so-called “Billionaire” taxes. No longer. Joining Ro Khanna, Elizabeth…
Golf: The Scoring Method is Hard to Quit – for the Wrong Reasons
As a golfer, I often try different coaching/learning plans to see if it improves my play. Recently, I tried “The Scoring Method” and found that it didn’t really improve my game as a 16 handicapper. So, I tried to quit it –…
Disgraceful | CDN
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