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Baby Boomers fundamentally changed America, when will other generations get their chance?
By Matthew Sheffield
Washington Post columnist Philip Bump talks about his new book ‘The Aftermath: The Last Days of the Baby Boom and the Future of Power in America’
Dominion’s Fox lawsuit has incontrovertibly exposed that Fox isn’t news
By Matthew Sheffield
The Daily Beast’s Diana Falzone and Justin Baragona report from inside the troubled right-wing network
The Christian Right was a theological rebellion against modernity before it became a force for Republicans
By Matthew Sheffield
Religion scholar David Hollinger on the soteriology of reaction and his book ‘Christianity’s American Fate’
Christianity, Islam, and equal rights are often in conflict, but do they have to be?
By Matthew Sheffield
Author Wajahat Ali discusses his book ‘Go Back to Where You Came From’ and how non-believers and the faithful need to come together
The sexuality of reaction is complicated and contradictory
By Matthew Sheffield
Writers Seyward Darby and Katherine Abughazaleh discuss how far-right influencers have created a form of religious prudery
The world’s richest people are starting to realize the system they’ve created is unstable, but they can’t stop
By Matthew Sheffield
Author and filmmaker Douglas Rushkoff talks about why oligarchs are planning for disaster and his book, ‘Survival of the Richest’
The old neoliberal consensus is dead, will a ‘designer economy’ replace it?
By Matthew Sheffield
Historian Nils Gilman on why leaders on the left and right are realizing the state must play a bigger role in the economy
The strange political history of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency
By Matthew Sheffield
David Golumbia, author of ‘The Politics of Bitcoin: Software as Right-Wing Extremism’ talks about the rigid ideologies behind crypto
To make a better future, we must first realize why we didn’t get the one we were promised
By Matthew Sheffield
Author Richard Barbrook talks about the failed promises of tech liberation, neoliberalism, and the ‘Californian Ideology’
Many older comedians would rather attack the audience than update their material
By Matthew Sheffield
Comedian Lisa Curry discusses why some standup comics are crying ‘cancel culture’ instead of coming up with new jokes