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The Fall of Los Angeles
/in California, Demographics, The Economy, Urban AffairsIneffective public policy, soaring costs of living, and a declining quality of life amid rising crime are resulting in the fall of Los Angeles as major employers leave the city and take jobs with them.
Class Homicide
/in Demographics, The EconomyAmong the most serious threats to democracy we face is political violence that is largely the result of changing class dynamics, most notably the increasingly perilous state of the yeoman middle class.
There Are Dark Days Ahead for the Jewish Diaspora
/in Demographics, Politics, ReligionThere are dark days ahead for the Jewish diaspora as anti-semitism and racial animus gains influence politically, not just on the far right but also on the ‘progressive’ left.
Step Aside NASA, Elon Musk Is In Charge Now
/in Politics, The EconomyWith NASA locked in bureaucracy, momentum has shifted to private industry, which increasingly dominates the burgeoning space industry.
Can Space Save Earth?
/in Politics, The Economyby Joel Kotkin and Marshall Toplansky — Can space save earth? In space we may find solutions to some of our most pressing problems, including a workable energy strategy and access to the precious minerals needed to sustain our prosperity.
Electric Car Mandates Latest Frontier of Elites’ War on Middle Class
/in California, The EconomyElectric car mandates are the latest frontier of war on the middle class, as low- and middle-income drivers can’t afford pricey electric cars.
The Democrats’ Green Agenda is Hurting Californians
/in California, Politics, The EconomyThe Democrats’ green agenda is hurting Californians, as the state’s climate policies are a key reason for its inability to meet growing energy demands.
Gavin Newsom’s Presidential Prospects
/in California, PoliticsGavin Newsom’s presidential prospects are better than conservatives tend to think: rather than being a progressive windup doll, the 54-year-old is a skilled political opportunist who has governed as a fiscal conservative and a social liberal.
The Revenge of the Analog Economy
/in The EconomySupply chain issues and lingering material shortages serve as reminders that an analog economy built on the actual production of goods still matters.
Rent Forever and Love It
/in The Economy, Urban AffairsRent forever and love it? As housing increasingly becomes a commodity, a small group of corporate landowners and the mega-wealthy are positioned to extract wealth from lifelong renters as fewer ordinary families are able to own property.