How the 1994 World Cup Rescued Soccer From Mediocrity
It is reasonable to expect exciting, enjoyable-to-watch soccer at the upcoming World Cup.
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How the Yellow Vests Attempted to Rebuild the Urban Periphery of Paris
The urban periphery has been the source of Yellow Vests groups nationwide.
Channeling George Costanza: My Vandelay Startup Ended Before It Even Began
Imagine the shock to my system when I am touted as the country’s next tycoon – in line with Oprah Winfrey and Jeff Bezos.
How Death-Row Prisoner Jarvis Masters Pursues a Life of Resilience and Growth
Despite decades of appeals, Jarvis Masters still remains in prison.
Viktor Orbán’s Election Loss Is a Huge Defeat for Right-Wing Populism
For Hungarians, Péter Magyar’s emphatic defeat of Viktor Orbán ends 16 years of corruption and quasi-authoritarianism.
Regarding Warner Bros.: Maybe It’s Time to Panic About Media Consolidation
If Paramount ultimately acquires Warner Bros., those institutions would effectively fall under the same corporate umbrella and leadership.
From Cesar Chavez to J.K. Rowling: The Problem With Idolatry and Cancel Culture
As Cesar Chavez Day approaches with increasingly dark allegations in tow, nonprofits, government agencies, and politicians are racing to reassess his legacy.
Congress Once Fought to Limit a President’s War Powers − Now, Its Successors Are Less Willing
The constitutional system creates an invitation to struggle. Now, as the U.S. wages war on Iran, Congress must decide whether it wants to struggle, as it did during the Vietnam War, or remain compliant and in the president’s shadow.