A stupid term is still stupid even if someone else uses it stupidly.

Neoliberalism was neither new nor particularly liberal when it prevailed 50 years ago. Its great advantage was its sharp ...

An interview with Quinn Slobodian, the author of Hayek's Bastards: Race, Gold, IQ, and the Capitalism of the Far Right.

Writing for The Conversation, Sophie Lively discusses how the hyper-individualistic and focused on worth manosphere is a ...

Protestors heard booing during the Welcome to Country at Melbourne’s ANZAC Day Dawn Service have been widely condemned by political figures from all sides. As thousands gathered to honour the ...

For the technofeudal lords, losing money from Trump’s tariff extravaganza in the short run is a tiny price to pay for a massive long term ‘investment’ in their empire After 1971, neoliberalism was an ...

Where members of the Catholic Worker serve free meals on Skid Row. When I think of those examples and so many more, I think of Pope Francis. I don’t think of Gomez — and that’s a shame.

Entities magically endowed with life by the gods are not a rarity in Greek myth. Consider, for example, Galatea, a statue of a woman sculpted by Pygmalion as art, then brought to life by Aphrodite.

Many goods are mass-produced, including (but not limited to): Clothing and textiles Toys and electronics Vehicles Food (candy, canned goods, processed foods, frozen meals) An early example of the ...

Pope Francis, a reformer from Argentina who rattled the Catholic Church’s traditionalists and inspired progressives by reaching out to gay people and championing the rights of immigrants and the ...