Over the past four weeks, we’ve been doing a March Madness-style bracket in which we evaluate presidents head-to-head.
I’ve decided to apply it to former U.S. presidents in a series of posts, in the spirit of the annual March Madness basketball tournaments…
I’ve decided to apply it to former U.S. presidents in a series of posts, in the spirit of the annual March Madness basketball tournaments…
I’ve decided to apply it to former U.S. presidents in a series of posts, in the spirit of the annual March Madness basketball tournaments…
I’ve decided to apply it to former U.S. presidents in a series of posts, in the spirit of the annual March Madness basketball tournaments…
In many high school civics courses (or at least what remain of them), John Locke is usually given a passing credit as one of the political thinkers…
It has become regrettably popular to lambast Machiavelli as an advocate for the cold, calculating, and self-interested. Thus “Machiavellianism” secures…
We go to university, get degrees, and then get jobs—but there’s something more than that: a sense of community, of belonging, of identity.
Retirement planning applies the same concept: save a piece of your income every year, invested in some financial asset (usually stocks/bonds), and collect…
Prior to the MAX/COVID double whammy, Boeing did roughly $100 billion in annual sales, split roughly 60/30/10 between their three main business lines…