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Why Are Young White Women So Angry?
/in DemographicsWhite people are now perhaps the most radical and agitated section of US society, with Gen-Z women more likely to take radical positions than their male counterparts.
Why China Wants California Governor Gavin Newsom to be U.S. President
/in California, PoliticsProgressives have long branded President Trump as a stooge for Russia. Yet the more important story may be who President Xi Jinping of China wants in office. Unlike Russia’s President […]
Is There a New Religious Revival?
/in Religion, ReportsThis newly released report — authored by Bheki Mahlobo and Joel Kotkin, attempts to measure three specific dimensions of what appears to be a growing, albeit still modest, shift away […]
Silicon Valley is Pivoting Away from Trump
/in California, Politics, The EconomyAs the dominant economic and social force of our time, a handful of Silicon Valley-based companies shape our politics more than we’d like to admit. These tech oligarchs are not […]
Downtowns Are Dying, But We Know How to Save Them
/in Urban AffairsAs one travel blog noted in 2019, the appeal of downtown lies not in offices, convention centers and sports stadia but in unique attractions such as Grand Central Market, the Arts District and one-of-a-kind restaurants.
Carney is Turning Canada Into China’s Vassal State
/in Politics, The EconomyThe recent deal with China obliges Canada to send raw materials in exchange for manufactured goods, which is far less lucrative for Canada Prime Minister Mark Carney’s speech at the […]
The Revenge of the Periphery
/in Demographics, The EconomyThe 20th century was an era of consolidation and centralisation. Power shifted away from localities, communities and families, moving ever higher up the political food chain. In the ultimate shift, […]
California: A Lost Cause?
/in California, Politics, The EconomyThe recent announcement that California led the nation in losing domestic migrants may seem like another nail in the Golden State’s coffin. It’s just another piece of bad news for […]
Matt Mahan Offers California a Way Back to Competence
/in California, PoliticsWith Trump’s 2024 coalition under threat, the decisive political struggle in America has shifted inward, to the Democratic Party. The clash between pro-business moderates and an ascendant far-Left will play […]