UCLA Returning Enough Money to Donald Sterling to Cover $2.5 Million NBA Fine
No word on whether the NAACP will return any money, but it does want to talk to the NBA
Culture
'That Kind of Luxe Just Ain't for Us'
The progressive lineage of Macklemore's and Lorde's attacks on the pleasures of the poor
People Are Calling for Fans to Boycott the L.A. Clippers. Do Boycotts Actually Work?
How boycott research explains Donald Sterling's NBA ban.
Hung Up on 'Stand Your Ground'
The absence of a duty to retreat does not explain the outcome of Michael Dunn's murder trial.
Arrested Development
Economists who set out to help the world's poor may actually be part of the problem.
Helping People Understand Freedom Is Key to Libertarianism
Our job is to teach one of liberalism's most groundbreaking insights, namely, that societies run themselves without plan or command-when allowed.
Living with Inequality
Has Thomas Piketty really found "the central contradiction of capitalism"?
Supreme Court Hears Arguments in Suit Pitting Beverage Giants
How much pomegranate and blueberry must appear in "Pomegranate Blueberry" juice for the name not to be deceptive?
Liberal Pundits of the World Unite Over Thomas Piketty's New Book
Democratic pundits have enthusiastically and unconditionally embraced Capital in the Twenty-First Century, a book that evokes Karl Marx and talks about tweaking the Soviet experiment.
Game of Thrones Rape Scene Provokes Mixed Messages From Feminists
The latest episode of Game of Thrones has touched off a raging debate that reveals cracks in feminist dogma about "rape culture."
