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The Myth of the $140,000 Poverty Line
There are genuine concerns about affordability in the U.S., but the viral piece redefining poverty at $140,000 is based on bad assumptions and selective…
Tyler Cowen
Why Congress Won’t End the Shutdown
Members of the House and Senate in each party fear that their base will not accept compromise, even though that’s what the general public wants. As the…
Charles Lane
When Freebirth Ends in Death
The Free Birth Society encourages women to have babies without medical assistance. The Free Press investigates why some former members now say it is a…
Kara Kennedy
Ancient Wisdom: How to Die Well
I believe death should not be seen only as an ending. It is a teacher, a mirror, a catalyst. It shapes how we live, and where we seek meaning.
Charlotte Grinberg
mRNA: Deliverance, Dud, or Danger?
The technology behind the Covid vaccine was once viewed as our salvation. Then it was damned as harmful. The truth is more complicated.
Bethany McLean
The Doctors Trying to Redefine Death
An expanded definition of death for the sake of procuring more organs means killing life to save life.
Lydia Dugdale
The Queen of Unpopular Opinions
The Washington Post’s Megan McArdle, one of the very best columnists working today, sounds off on everything from AI to healthcare.
Coleman Hughes
1HR 21M
One Embryo. Three Parents. The Future Is Already Here. Plus. . .
Columbia and Trump settle. What my AI friend taught me. The LA fire victims ask: Where did the money go? Following Zohran Mamdani’s internet trail. And…
The Free Press
Nonprofits Reap Millions for Organ Transplants. Lawmakers Are Investigating Them.
Republicans say the records requests are the first step in a broader probe into possible corruption in the healthcare sector.
Gabe Kaminsky
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