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Based in part on detailed recordings now available of Saddam Hussein's decision-making process –- a look at why the United States has so much trouble dealing with dictators.

For those who do not want to read the almost 900 page report on plans for a coming Trump administration, a New York Times quick overview.

An almost 900 page report on things that a high level group of Trump supporters are hoping that they might be able to accomplish during a second Trump Presidency.

A critical look at the very real possibility that a progressive political agenda will wind up driving the AI revolution that will remake how we know most everything about ourselves.

A timely review of what the founders thought about how the new democracy they were creating could protect itself from future demagogues.

An examination of the ways in which new technologies may be opening the door to a new kind of 21st-century totalitarianism.

It's not just Trump and Biden -- the divisions that are tearing apart the United States are far deeper than any political personality.

A thought-provoking essay exploring the relationship between "victimhood" and "agency."

Look at how violence and the threat of violence is affecting British parliamentary debate in ways that raise the specter of a successful January 6-style insurrection.

An insightful new effort to clarify the conflict between the equity of the social justice movement and the egalitarianism of liberal democracy.