The Urge to Dominate February 20, 2021 Destroying each other is both satisfying and futile. by Nathan J. Robinson
Take the Quiz: Which Shape Are You? February 19, 2021 Might you be a glorious blorp, or a monstrous scutoid? There’s only one way to be sure! by Lyta Gold
How Centrism Loses, Even When It Wins: A Mathematical Model February 18, 2021 Relentlessly chasing the elusive political center isn’t just shortsighted—it’s downright disastrous. by Matthew Barad
Thomas Frank on Populism, Cool Brands, and the Problem With the Democratic Party February 17, 2021 The author of “Listen, Liberal” and “What’s the Matter With Kansas?” shares his thoughts on the slow, ugly decline of the American empire. by Nathan J. Robinson
Elite Universities Should Be Eliminated February 16, 2021 Even when their admissions processes aren’t corrupt, elite universities provide little benefit to society at large. by David Steinsaltz
The Library of Books By Current Affairs Interview Guests February 15, 2021 Dozens of great authors have been interviewed for Current Affairs. If you’re looking to read something new and insightful, check out one of these titles. by Nathan J. Robinson
Inside the Cryptocurrency Casino February 15, 2021 Bitcoin and its imitators were supposed to democratize the world of money. Instead, speculators have gotten rich—and the planet is paying the price. by Andrew Ancheta
Valentines to Melt Your ICE-y Heart February 14, 2021 Happy Valentine’s Day! ICE still exists. by Adrian Rennix & Jason Adam Katzenstein