In this issue

Fired?; Indian Immigrants Are Saving Canadian Hockey; The Truth About Income Inequality; Socialists in Space; Sex Offender Laws Are Broken. These Women Are Working To Fix Them.; Interview: Meghan Daum

The Corruptions Of Talking Like Trump

“This committee is not a court, nor is it a jury,” Sen. Howard Baker (R–Tenn.) informed millions of television viewers on May 17, 1973.

5 mins

Why Alaskans Can't Get Alaskan Natural Gas

A plan to tap reserves on the far-flung northern coast of Alaska is expected to produce about 80 million tons of liquid natural gas (LNG) over the next 20 years—but thanks to a protectionist shipping law, it’s likely that Americans won’t have access to a single drop.

2 mins

SENATORS PROPOSE LIMITS ON POLICE USE OF FACIAL RECOGNITION

A BIPARTISAN PAIR of lawmakers wants to limit the use of facial recognition technology by federal law enforcement.

2 mins

Populism Comes To Chile

When The Chilean government announced on October 4 that it was hiking subway fares by roughly 4 cents in the capital city of Santiago, high school students started jumping turnstiles en masse.

2 mins

FIRED?

AMERICANS CAN LOSE THEIR JOBS FOR ALMOST ANYTHING. WHY ARE WE SO HESITANT TO GIVE PRESIDENTS THE BOOT?

10+ mins

Indian Immigrants Are Saving Canadian Hockey

How the Punjabi diaspora rescued Canada’s national sport

10+ mins

The Truth About Income Inequality

“The issue of wealth and income inequality, to my mind, is the greatest moral issue of our time,” said presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders (I–Vt.).

10+ mins

Writer Meghan Daum Thinks You Need To Toughen Up

“ IF 2018 WAS the year that the concept of ‘cancel culture’ went mainstream,” writes Meghan Daum near the beginning of The Problem With Everything: My Journey Through the New Culture Wars (Gallery Books), “then 2019 may be the year that cancel culture cancels itself.”

10+ mins

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