Pope Francis: A Martin Luther in the Making?

Is Jorge Bergoglio up to the task of reforming the Catholic Church without breaking it apart? Governance reforms are centuries overdue.

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The Declining Economic Might of American Men

Are men no longer bringing home the bacon in American marriages?

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Bringing About Real Corporate Change in Bad Industries

Is capital itself the only practical force capable of restraining capitalism’s own excesses?

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The U.S. Overqualification Crisis

Why the United States is looking to Germany for answers on higher education.

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America’s Political Divide

New evidence of increasingly political polarization in the United States.

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Rising Gasoline Costs Vs. Fuel Efficiency

How much would drivers save if passenger vehicles already met fuel economy standards that will be in place in 2025?

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American Disingenuousness: Jack Lew Goes to Europe

Why is the U.S. Treasury Secretary urging Europe to adopt the same borrow-and-spend policies that got the United States into so much fiscal trouble?

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France’s Cahuzac Affair: Not Just a National Farce

With so many scandals, is it any wonder that people not just in France, but everywhere are losing faith in their elected governments?

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Thatcher, Merkel and the Euro

What is the legacy of Britain’s Margaret Thatcher for Europe’s crisis-stricken countries today?

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Turkey’s Conundrum: Women and Modernity

How did Turkey’s ban on head scarves inhibit the advancement of women’s rights?

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