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Technology’s transformation of human existence is rendering conservatism irrelevant
Technology’s transformation of human existence is rendering conservatism irrelevant
The Harris-Walz campaign is one of appearances, not substance
Deterring China requires countering Xi’s economic warfare, not accommodation
And creative paths forward like, say, reversing Citizens United…
A roundup from Oren Cass about what you should be reading from around the web over the last week to better understand America.
On the first night of the Democratic National Convention, six labor leaders took the stage to endorse the party’s nominee. “Kamala Harris will keep fighting for workers,” promised the general president of Read more…
A rescue mission for common sense from the quagmire of free-trade economics
Nearly every major Western intellectual tradition until the market fundamentalism of the late 20th centuryunderstood the importance of organized labor to the well-being of workers and a well-functioning marketeconomy. An Read more…
We should stop giving favorable tax treatment to capital gains earned boosting our adversaries
Author Aaron Renn joins Oren to discuss urbanism and where conservatives should focus their policy efforts tied to cities.
America’s problems can’t be solved by only addressing what government shouldn’t do.
A Trump-Vance administration should unabashedly support new parents
The most surprising moment of this year’s Republican National Convention may have come on its first night, when the president of the Teamsters railed in prime time against corporate elites Read more…
The DNC was a convention for the rich
How to make America’s towns and cities more like the people who live in them
Oren is joined by Harry Marino, founder and president of Sports Solidarity, who led the successful effort to unionize Minor League Baseball.
What we can learn about U.S. manufacturing decline from the humble toaster
A roundup from Oren Cass about what you should be reading from around the web over the last week to better understand America.
Families need resources and options, not an overengineered subsidizing of demand
Richard Werner joins Oren Cass for a discussion on monetary policy, where money comes from, and how to differentiate between productive and non-productive finance.
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