People would rather have “public” than “private”. Public is…free, right? Wide open. Sharing. All are welcome. It’s all good. “Private” is…selfish, closed, for the rich. […]
A decision of Stephen F. Befort, arbitrator Peterson v. Indep. School. Dist. No. 244, Chisago LakesHandled Sept. 21, but published a few weeks back on […]
There are approximately 100,000 Russian troops stationed at Ukraine’s Eastern Border. Reports suggest that Moscow is also there Planning might sound appealingAn incursion As soon […]
Preliminary laboratory research by Pfizer/BioNTech finds that a third booster shot of its COVID-19 vaccine successfully neutralizes—that is, blocks—the omicron variant of the virus from entering […]
People who claim they were sexually assaulted can be made pseudonymous in many cases.[1]They can also be sued as defendants for libel, and other torts.[2]Some […]
The mistaken U.S. strike on Afghanistan that resulted in 10 deaths in civilians in August was only a small reminder of the devastating collateral damage […]
There are approximately 100,000 Russian troops stationed at Ukraine’s Eastern Border. Reports suggest that Moscow is also there Planning might sound appealingAn incursion As soon […]
This issue is dedicated to the freedom of thoughts in the journal. Social Philosophy and PolicyIn a published article on ideologic diversity in American university […]
Remy has returned to make it rain after ten years of adding $15 trillion to the debt to his original rap. Written and performed by […]
Although Congressional fights over debt limits are not new, there is an interesting twist. On Tuesday night, the House passed a bill with a party-line […]
