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If it's not required for everybody, it will not be available for everybody. If everybody has the choice, then nobody will have a choice.
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Volume 12: The Poincaré Conjecture
What is the shape of the universe? Are we even allowed to ask?
The Anniversary of My Fifteen Minutes
Being on Jeopardy is just a great experience. You are nervous, you have no idea what to expect. But – and it sounds obvious, but it’s easy t
First 100 Days: The Executive Orders
Reading these in order made me realize the whole is greater than the sum of the parts. I’d love to see a place that keeps up steadily with E
My Voyage Through Patient-Centric Healthcare
I’m far from the first to note that health care (or, health insurance) creates a number of problems that can’t be solved by an Adam Smith-st
Two Alabama Governors
Siegelman spent more than five years in prison before being released on probation in February 2017.
So you don't "believe" in climate change...
This is all just a convoluted way to say that I often get in arguments with climate skeptics.
Volume 11: Congress: The World's Most Dysfunctional Family
When your approval ratings have been hovering between 10 and 20 percent for nearly a decade, you might want to change things up a bit.
Trump's Path to 218 House Votes
In the current political climate, Trump is going to have a difficult time winning any Democratic votes.
On Russia: Tying the conflict of interests together (Updated)
Trump's pocketbook depends on his taking actions that would harm America's position with respect to our greatest foreign adversary.
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