Opinion
The Tech Monopoly Crisis Demands a Democratic Response We Have Yet to Deliver
The concentration of economic power in the hands of a shrinking number of technology corporations is no longer simply a…
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Opinion
The Homeownership Myth Is Fueling the Housing Crisis It Promised to Solve
The world's approach to housing policy has been dominated by a single assumption for decades: that homeownership is the cornerstone of financial security and social stability. It is time to question whether this assumption still serves us — or whether…
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Why Digital Literacy Should Be a Core Curriculum Requirement
We live in a society where the ability to navigate digital information environments is as fundamental as reading and arithmetic.…
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The Hidden Consequences of Over-Reliance on Standardized Testing
Standardized testing has become the backbone of American education policy, driving everything from school funding to teacher evaluations to student…
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Why Universal Basic Income Deserves a Serious Policy Debate
The conversation around Universal Basic Income has been dismissed for too long as utopian fantasy. As automation reshapes labor markets…
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The Case for Ranked-Choice Voting in Federal Elections
American democracy is stuck in a two-party stranglehold that leaves millions of voters feeling unrepresented. Ranked-choice voting offers a practical,…
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Social Media Platforms Should Not Be the Arbiters of Truth
The debate over content moderation has reached an impasse, with both sides missing the central problem. Neither unfettered speech nor…
Opinion
Remote Work Is Here to Stay and Policy Must Catch Up
The pandemic-era experiment with remote work produced a verdict that many employers refuse to accept. Productivity did not collapse. Companies…
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Why Student Loan Forgiveness Alone Will Not Fix Higher Education
The debate over student loan forgiveness has consumed enormous political energy while ignoring the structural dysfunction that created the crisis.…