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DECEMBER 4 — Is the Anwar Ibrahim government the beginning of a new political era or is it a false dawn? This is the most important question of the 15th General Election on...

Under the microscope this spring: the Supreme Court, housing segregation, endemic poverty, police brutality, the patriarchy, immigration, whistleblowers, Hollywood abusers, cancel culture, the war in Ukraine, and Gerald Ford.

<p><span>Good morning. It is a pleasure to be back in Michigan, although I wish I had been here to participate in the Turkey Trot last week, which is an annual tradition for my family and me. It is especially a treat to be back in Detroit, with its rich history of music, art, architecture, and industrial innovation—which I will address today. I am also delighted to see some familiar faces.</span></p>

Review: 'Hayek: A Life' by Bruce Caldwell and Hansjörg Klausinger. Hayek was no conservative. He was a liberal, no 'neo' about it.

Automation and the income gap, recession and other tough conversations for around the Thanksgiving dinner table

The question of why some countries join the developed world while others remain in poverty has vexed economists for decades. What makes it so hard to answer?

MIT researchers found that automation accounted for more than half of the increase in the income gap between educated and less-educated workers in the US.

In the history of mankind the creative minority played a role of an apex in the enlightenment of the state and society

New data suggest most of the growth in income inequality since 1980 comes from automation displacing less-educated workers.

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