“Tackling the Modern Divisions of Europe through Education” By Márk Szabó, courtesy of Europeum Europe’s history is marked by wars and divisions. The former are, thankfully, fewer and farther between since the inception of the European Union, but other divides are still creating walls and trenches between the peoples of Europe. These new […]
“Occupational Licensing Reform Moves Forward” By Michael D. Tanner and Kelly Lester, courtesy of the Cato Institute With an unemployment rate currently over 10 percent and many businesses permanently closing due to the pandemic, policymakers should make it as easy as possible for unemployed workers to find new opportunities. State policymakers have tools […]
All self-respecting people hate clickbait, the lowest form of content on the Internet (aside perhaps from “reporting” on Justice Kavanaugh’s college years) — but if we’re going to be honest, most of us have fallen for it at some point. And that is part […]
