When Professor Nancy Rosenblum joined us months back, she and Russell Muirhead had written a book called Ungoverning The Attack on the Administrative State and the Politics of Chaos. Their case

While the recent killing of the United Health Care CEO was a shocking and heinous act, it brought to the surface long held frustrations with our health care system in terms of access and costs. For

For years, we have seen the richer get richer in America and the poor stagnate or lose economic ground. Even the 2024 election was won by Donald Trump because many who voted for him felt that the mi

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To say that there is a chill in the air at FBI HQ, and its field offices, is an understatement. Perhaps I should call HQ the future Museum of the Deep State on day one if Kash Patel is confirmed a

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Our guest today suggests that globalization as we know it may be over, closing the books on a significant chapter in modern economic history and an interconnected world order. Industrial policies dis

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Americans consume a disproportionate amount of the illegal, and deadly, drugs in the world. Our guest on this podcast is well equipped to provide a nuanced response to why that is. The story of the