BI in Context [Old MOOS Additional References]

A story about a surprising and worrying development -- a significant uptick of the number of people on the political left who are buying guns.

An example of the kind of in-depth reporting that gives us all a chance to separate fact from politically convenient fiction.

After two thirds of the year, reflections on the increase in the long shadow being cast by the October 7 attack.

A story about how Japan is struggling with an energy trilemma in which it seeks to simultaneously balance economic growth, energy security, and meeting international emissions reductions commitments.

For those on the left worried about totalitarianism from the right, and interview explaining why many of those on the right fear that the left is a totalitarian force.

More reason to think that, in the name of diversity, we are robbing ourselves of the diverse voices that we all need to learn, evolve, and enjoy one another's creative insights.

An exploration of one area in which elites have lost the public's trust, and a call for those in the medical profession to do better.

A profile of a surprising new political coalition, the Doomer Optimists -- a group united in opposition to modernity's supposed progress.

In theory, fact checking provides one of our most important tools for combating misinformation. This article takes a critical look at the factors undermining the effectiveness of these tools.

Pax Americana relied heavily upon expensive US weapon systems -- systems that are rapidly becoming obsolete and ineffective (and are not being replaced).