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Megan McArdle

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An unworkable but useful thought experiment about guns

An unworkable but useful thought experiment about guns
03.05.2026 20

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Megan Mcardle

Could AI unmask anonymous internet users? I tested it.

26.04.2026 60

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Higher education’s frozen yogurt moment

19.04.2026 20

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What Anthropic’s new nightmare means, in plain English

10.04.2026 10

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I told the internet I use AI. Boy, was it mad.

05.04.2026 40

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The nation’s political leaders are stuck in a time warp

29.03.2026 30

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Cancel culture is bad for business. Bluesky is learning why.

22.03.2026 40

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An ‘epic fail’ by McDonald’s turned into a marketing win

15.03.2026 100

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The myth of the billionaire wealth tax

08.03.2026 50

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The economy is changing. Don’t forget who fears it most.

01.03.2026 30

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Why our brains can’t handle a modern economy

22.02.2026 100

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The covid reality check for AI hype

15.02.2026 150

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The transgender orthodoxy is cracking

07.02.2026 40

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Minnesota could finally teach Trump the limits of theatrics

31.01.2026 40

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There’s a way to stop Trump. First, drop the fascism debate.

23.01.2026 40

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The gaping hole in the transgender sports case

18.01.2026 100

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Why people see what they want in protests and police shootings

11.01.2026 70

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Seizing Maduro? Quick. Fixing Venezuela’s oil production? Years.

04.01.2026 20

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The diversity overcorrection in the workplace

22.12.2025 100

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Why does anyone want to buy Warner Brothers, anyway?

13.12.2025 50

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The last act of the feature film

07.12.2025 40

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How to pay this great American inheritance forward

28.11.2025 40

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The signs of educational decline are now impossible to ignore

24.11.2025 30

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Technology has made pie crust as easy as ... pie

17.11.2025 70

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Why America can’t recapture the optimism of this bygone era

10.11.2025 30

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Nostalgia needs a reality check

03.11.2025 30

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Toxic femininity and the rise of cancel culture

26.10.2025 50

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The sweetheart deal is over for academia

20.10.2025 10

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Two Supreme Court cases, one unasked question about trans kids

Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor cut straight to the heart of Chiles v. Salazar with one hypothetical: If a dietitian decides to help...

13.10.2025 20

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Charlie Kirk’s death reveals heroes — and hypocrites

25.09.2025 20

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‘Spiraling out of control’: What to make of political violence today

19.09.2025 20

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From a sucker punch to Charlie Kirk’s death

13.09.2025 20

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The uncomfortable truth about watching football

06.09.2025 30

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Both my parents died. This letter explains how I kept going.

03.09.2025 80

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Some mortgage fraud is inevitable. But Lisa Cook needs to come clean.

30.08.2025 30

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The Cracker Barrel flap was not about being woke

28.08.2025 30

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When the rule of law becomes rule of lawfare

24.08.2025 30

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Are we in an AI bubble that’s getting ready to pop?

18.08.2025 70

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D.C. has a real crime problem. Federal control won’t solve it.

12.08.2025 40

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Firing the statistician won’t change the job numbers

03.08.2025 30

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Trump’s policies are here to stay

01.08.2025 20

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Why the ‘Late Show’ cancellation worries me about the American public

24.07.2025 20

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Zohran Mamdani has a seriously bad idea — for grocery stores

02.07.2025 20

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The ACLU bet big on a trans rights case. Its loss was predictable.

22.06.2025 20

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How one meeting in 2020 and a GOP senator helped create RFK Jr.’s vaccine wreck

15.06.2025 20

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The Bluesky bubble hurts liberals and their causes

08.06.2025 30

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The Biden cover-up demands deep soul-searching

21.05.2025 20

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The hard lesson Trump will learn about his trade war

26.04.2025 10

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What exactly is Trump trying to achieve with his tariffs?

05.04.2025 30

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Trump has been liberated by the YOLO presidency

02.04.2025 20

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