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A New Drug Called “Tranq” Is Worsening Philadelphia’s Already Out-Of-Control Drug Problem

As if Philadelphia didn't have a big enough problem on its hands with its "zombie streets" in the Northeast lined… Read More

4 years ago
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Living In The Past

In later posts I’ll strive for a substantive engagement with Ruskin, but I want to make a general preliminary comment here.… Read More

4 years ago
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Your City May Be Illegally Assessing You For Routine Infrastructure Maintenance

Part of having transparent local accounting is ensuring that the people living in a community know and understand the public… Read More

4 years ago
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What Comes Next After Abolishing Parking Mandates?

It should not surprise anyone that parking reform is sweeping the nation. It’s not often that policymakers have an opportunity… Read More

4 years ago
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I Was Blown Away By My First ‘Medical Tourism’ Experience

Walking into a hospital sounds about as much fun to me as being mugged in an alley. And if I… Read More

4 years ago
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Which Populations Feel Their Country Is On The Wrong Track?

Plato once used the allegory of a Ship of Fools to push for his vision of a wise philosopher-king as the ideal… Read More

4 years ago
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How Big Is The Housing Shortage?

Two teams of researchers recently released estimates of the U.S. housing shortage – and they differ by a factor of… Read More

4 years ago
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See 867 Military Bases On New Online Tool

World BEYOND War has launched a new online tool that allows the user to view a globe pock-marked with 867 U.S. military… Read More

4 years ago
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Those 16 To 19 Years Old Have Returned To Work, Other Age Groups Haven’t

Where are older zoomers hiding? Definitions The participation rate is the percentage of the population that is either working or… Read More

4 years ago
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There Really Is No Middle Class Any Longer

There was a time when a large portion of Americans belonged to the “middle class.” It meant you could afford a decent… Read More

4 years ago

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