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Google’s hometown of Mountain View has strictly limited the number of small, cheap apartments that can be built near the Google campus.


One of the powers of privilege is that when you speak out, people are more likely to listen.


Bernie Sanders likes to talk about Denmark. But Scotland’s experiment with free college has lessons for the US too.


A clear and helpful breakdown of China’s very serious economic problems, from a famous economist.


A new report exposes the problematic policies.


I asked an expert for advice about the best ways to help people displaced by Syria’s civil war.


A supermajority of its members will back Ryan for speaker.


The company already is using renewable energy to power 100 percent of its operations in its two biggest markets, the U.S. and China.


Public officials “take an oath to support the constitution and laws of their jurisdiction.”


“Conditional party government” means legislators give power to party leaders when they mostly all agree. Ryan wants them to even though they don’t.


Biden withdrew because no one in the party was backing him.


Did the 1980 Mariel boatlift lower Miami residents’ wages?


Hint: People who have jobs hate losing them.


Loitering and other petty offenses may not be serious crimes, but they’re useful tools to scoop up immigrants and hand them over to the feds.


Here’s where Netanyahu’s strange history probably comes from — and why it’s wrong.
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