BI in Context [Old MOOS Additional References]

From the Republican-led House Judiciary Committee, documentation of the ways in which the federal government is circumventing unreasonable search protections (something that would incense Democrats if Trump did it).

For those who may be tempted by the allure of rapid, revolutionary change, an argument that a going slow approach can actually be more effective.

A worrying argument that we may have to add another flashpoint (nuclear-armed North Korea) to our list of global conflicts that may be emerging as the power and influence of the US and its allies declines.

For those looking for an alternative to a Trump/Biden rematch, reflections on how we might escape the two-party system that as left us with such an unpopular choice.

An argument highlighting three major areas in which DEI policies, as currently practiced, appear to violate the law and the core principles underlying democracy

A sensible challenge for those on the left who would like a more accurate understanding of the other side of the political divide.

An update on the evolving nature of Vladimir Putin's aggressive brand of violent authoritarianism -- something that it seems like we no longer want to bother opposing.

A report on a systematic effort to identify political biases in the holdings of K-12 school libraries.

For those looking for a reasonable, but less "woke" model for 21st century higher education, a report on Ben Sasse's experiment at the University of Florida.

A report on an extensive series of international polls that tries to help us understand what people think are the core elements of their national identity.