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Texas Is The Future
/in Demographics, Urban AffairsA new urban renaissance is taking shape — and this time, it’s in the heart of Texas. Never before in American history have two metros in one state — Houston and Dallas-Ft. Worth — been in the nation’s five largest.
America is Headed for Class Warfare
/in Demographics, Politics, The EconomyDoes the recent unionization vote at Amazon signal an opening round of class warfare? Inflation on top of economic inequality is driving a rising tide of class conflict.
The Metaverse Isn’t Real Yet But It’s Already Really Lucrative
/in Urban AffairsThe idea of a “metaverse” began in 2003 with Second Life, a game and marketplace; tech leaders are betting their futures on the ‘permanent virtual reality’ of the metaverse.
When the Arc of History Bends Back Toward the Dark Ages
/in Politics, The EconomyA modern dark ages is descending on once-dynamic Western societies that are now stagnating as they did in feudal times. The middle class is losing ground, as the world becomes more hierarchical and feudal, less prosperous, and much less free.
The Most Dangerous Class
/in Demographics, The EconomyTwenty-first-century America may be dominated by oligarchic elites, but one of the greatest threats to our economic and political system might be the dangerous class of underemployed, over-educated people.
Next California Migration: Video
/in Demographics, The EconomyCalifornia poses many challenges for the middle- and working-class, resulting in a significant migration of people, jobs, and opportunities.
The Biggest Cities Are Past Their Prime
/in DemographicsThe biggest cities have a unique ability to promote themselves, but Americans were increasingly moving to suburbs, exurbs and smaller cities even before the pandemic.
The Coming Bloodbath of the Democrats
/in Politics, Urban AffairsThe depression-era comedian Will Rogers once famously said he did not belong to an organised political party because he was a Democrat. Yet today the traditional factiousness of the Democratic […]
Foreign Threats Demand a Muscular Domestic Response
/in Politics, The EconomyForeign threats demand a muscular domestic response and should awaken nations from their domestic quarrels to act in their national interests. Historically, the U.S. has tapped into the power of our productive economy with great investment in physical infrastructure and production.
How America’s Division Empowers Putin
/in PoliticsFor more than a decade, Vladimir Putin has sought to sow division and undermine American democracy. To key to repelling his campaign of division: unifying around basic economic interests.