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We Don’t Need More “Invitations to the Table.” We Need a New Table
Whose table is it, anyway? Charles Marohn writes.
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Wildfire Archaeology and the Burning American West
Federal wildfire suppression policies are at least partly to blame for the Western tinderbox.
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Sunday Comics
Rosenbergs, H-bomb, Sugar Ray, Panmunjom, Brando, “The King and I” and “The Catcher in the Rye.” Eisenhower, vaccine, England’s got a new queen Marciano, Liberace, Sunday Comics, goodbye. We didn’t start the fire…
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Sunday Comics
Now I laugh and make a fortune, ‘cuz the Comics are on Sunday and a world screams, “Kiss me, Son of God!”
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How COVID-19 Arose and Amplified Along the Meat Supply Chain
COVID-19 was not a surprise to anyone familiar with the ways of viruses. But a lot of folks weren’t paying attention. Ricki Lewis tells the tale.
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Two Surgeries, 800 Years Apart
An archaeologist’s hip surgery prompts him to reimagine the experience of a Puebloan woman who survived a terrible fall centuries ago.
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The Invisible Content Cartel That Undermines the Freedom of Expression Online
The Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism wants one database to rule them all, with virtually no oversight. Svea Windwehr and Jillian C. York write.
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Are Corporate CEOs Worth $20 Million?
If CEOs pay has nothing to do with returns to shareholders, why are they making $20 million? Dean Baker writes.
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Sunday Comics
Now, I can order in Latin: “make ’em au gratin, Joe!” I’m an old altar boy, that’s why I’m so depressed — I never got to read the Comics on Sunday. Now I’m habitual, majoring in crimes that are unspeakable.
