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  • Rapport
    16 August, 2019

    Rapport

    Fiction by Dan Micklethwaite.

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    Dan Micklethwaite

    Fiction
  • 15 August, 2019

    Begonning Man

    Fiction by Eustace Black.

    by

    Eustace Black

    Fiction
  • Death Comes But Twice
    14 August, 2019

    Death Comes But Twice

    Fiction by Mary Robinette Kowal.

    by

    Mary Robinette Kowal

    Fiction
  • New NAFTA vs. Old NAFTA
    13 August, 2019

    New NAFTA vs. Old NAFTA

    Dean Baker’s thoughts on the new NAFTA agreement — which sounds a lot like the old NAFTA agreement.

    by

    Dean Baker

    Politics
  • Free Thing of the Week: JourneyQuest
    12 August, 2019

    Free Thing of the Week: JourneyQuest

    We get back to Seattle and nerdiness with this week’s Free Thing, the riotous and charming JourneyQuest.

    by

    Charles Noreaster

    Thing of the Week
  • Sunday Comics
    11 August, 2019

    Sunday Comics

    But I have heard of ways where people topple all injustice…and all bigotry is like a disease drowned in the sea, and all can read the Sunday Comics

    by

    Otto S. Fishbein

    Comix
  • Google is Burying Alternative Health Sites to Protect People from “Dangerous” Medical Advice
    10 August, 2019

    Google is Burying Alternative Health Sites to Protect People from “Dangerous” Medical Advice

    For some physicians with unorthodox views, Google’s search engine algorithm has essentially ended traffic to their websites. Barry Brownstein writes.

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    Barry Brownstein

    Health & Wellness
  • 9 August, 2019

    Will Banning Single-Family Zoning Make for More Affordable Homes?

    Minneapolis effectively eliminated single-family zoning in order to undo decades of segregation and create more affordable housing options. Is it enough?

    by

    Deonna Anderson

    Urbanism
  • How Fundraisers Convinced Conservatives to Donate $10 Million — Then Kept Almost All of It.
    8 August, 2019

    How Fundraisers Convinced Conservatives to Donate $10 Million — Then Kept Almost All of It.

    Beginning in 2012, operatives used a federal PAC to target small-dollar donors, claiming they’d use the money to oppose Barack Obama. But that’s not what happened.

    by

    Derek Willis

    Politics
  • Six Rules for Unlocking the Potential of America’s Mid-Sized Cities
    7 August, 2019

    Six Rules for Unlocking the Potential of America’s Mid-Sized Cities

    The story of Troost Avenue in Kansas City offers a tale about how to keep cities affordable for working class citizens. Dennis Strait and Abby Kinney narrate.

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    Dennis Strait & Abby Kinney

    Urbanism
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