Abortion has been common in the US since the 18th century – and debate over it started soon after
By Treva B Lindsey
Fed hopes for ‘soft landing’ for the US economy, but history suggests it won’t be able to prevent a recession
By Alex Domash and Lawrence H Summers
US has taken FARC off its terrorist list, giving insight into Biden’s foreign policy
By Jason M. Blazakis
Smashed cars, burnt trees, soggy insulation: Post-disaster cleanup is expensive, time-consuming and wasteful
By Sybil Derrible, Juyeong Choi, and Nazli Yesiller
Rittenhouse verdict flies in the face of legal standards for self-defense
By Ronald Sullivan, Harvard Law School
The Daily Amos, 13 May 2021
A newspaper. Without the paper.
Or something. Whatever.
My Brush with Ayn Rand
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People gave up on flu pandemic measures a century ago when they tired of them – and paid a price
By J. Alexander Navarro, University of Michigan
Gulf War: 30 Years On, the Consequences of Desert Storm are Still with Us
By Lorena De Vita and Amir Taha
I interviewed 48 bankrupt Americans — Here’s who they blame for their financial troubles
By Tess Wise, Amherst College