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Jewish World Review Stephen Carter Archives • 12/31/21: What to expect from the world in 2022 • 12/30/21: Americans like billionaires more than Dems do • 12/06/21:Baseball players are not overpaid • 11/24/21: For Thanksgiving, some answers on the meaning of life • 11/17/21: Inflation 'transitory'? • 10/19/21: Once again, the most important Supreme Court term ever • 08/24/21: Go ahead. Ignore that email • 07/26/21: Vaccine mandates and personal liberty can coexist • 07/15/21: Dems are embracing a strategy from 1787 • 07/06/21: Anonymous donors must stay that way • 06/15/21: Paying off ransomware criminals should NOT be illegal • 02/14/21: What if artificial intelligence decided how to allocate stimulus money? • 01/04/21: No one predicted 2020. But how about 2021? • 12/14/20: Covid-19 liability shield is a bad idea • 11/16/20: Shocked but not surprised: A mantra for our era • 11/10/20: Dems counted too heavily on 'Trump fatigue' • 10/27/20: Let's save the movies • 09/04/20: The NBA realizes racism is bad for business • 08/13/20: Let the people elect the vice president • 08/04/20: Don't ignore the life-and-death trade-offs of covid lockdowns • 07/31/20: Go ahead, make that demand. Just don't call it a petition • 07/27/20: Those who claim to care about minority kids should be fighting for School openings • 06/24/20: How to decide which statues to pull down --- and what about FDR? • 05/19/20: Bookstore browsing can't become a victim of coronavirus • 04/15/20: Businesses suing over COVID-19 shutdowns may have a case • 04/15/20: The post-pandemic future of public protest • 03/24/20: In case you were wondering, it's legal to close state borders • 01/21/20: Apple's case against the FBI is stronger than ever • 01/10/20: OOPS! A law aimed at preventing exploitation of gig workers has instead taken away their freedom to choose • 12/10/19: Stop with the 'gifting' and just give • 12/03/19: A vegan sued Burger King over its 'Impossible Whopper.' He has a point • 11/15/19: Go ahead, call it a quid pro quo • 10/28/19: Kids are sharing PSAT answers online and that's fine • 10/11/19: Sports Illustrated needs a business model, not your outrage • 09/12/19: America's long history of resisting self-service • 08/19/19: The first black Republican feminist? • 08/12/19: The curious case of a Martha's Vineyard Confederate memorial • 08/07/19: Get off the bandwagon of banning plastic bags • 07/11/19: I'm going to miss Ross Perot • 06/18/19: The future will be recorded, on your smart speaker • 05/17/19: Supreme Court may never be unanimous again • 04/03/19: The Supreme Court changes its mind about clergy on death row • 03/29/19: Don't ban the Russia collusion conspiracy theorists • 03/22/19: State giving up its say over who wins the presidency • 03/18/19: Beware of Beto's charisma • 02/13/19: One of the most outrageous Supreme Court decisions in decades • 01/29/19: Lawsuits don't win football games • 01/22/19: The hidden tax on middle-class vacations • 01/02/19: The NFL's worst day, statistically speaking • 11/22/18: The Thanksgiving address America needs to hear • 11/15/18: Recounts are always unsatisfying. Get used to them • 09/27/18: This is not a constitutional crisis • 09/07/18: Kavanaugh protesters come dangerously close to self-indulgence • 08/06/18: Please don't quote this column on social media. You could wind up in trouble • 07/30/18: Kavanaugh and the death of rational discourse • 07/19/18: What we think about Supreme Court hearings is wrong • 07/09/18: For Dems, some rules for the battle to replace Kennedy • 07/05/18: Don't be so shocked at spies tracking your phone • 05/23/18: Remembering a true polymath • 05/07/18: Reboot 'The West Wing'? We have some suggestions • 05/01/18: The Constitution doesn't guarantee your anonymity • 04/24/18: DNC's hacking suit is a missed opportunity • 04/23/18: Comey seems blind to the truth about lying • 03/30/18: 12 science-fiction rules for life • 03/26/18: Russia, China and Silicon Valley have censorship in common • 03/16/18: Farewell to Toys 'R' Us, and an era of play • 03/12/18: These 1993 movies still have something to say • 03/08/18: Tacky is not criminal --- even if Trump does it • 02/06/18: The Patriots aren't evil. They're just losers • 01/08/18: Trump has upper hand in Bannon legal fight • 01/02/18: The 10 best things Trump has done in his first year in office • 12/26/17: Yes, democracy can hinge on a single vote • 12/20/17: 4 points that make 'Last Jedi' so fascinating • 12/08/17: Courts should be filled with 'little Scalias' • 11/23/17: Not sure what to be grateful for? Try these ideas • 11/15/17: Alabama voters know enough to judge Roy Moore • 11/03/17: 'Good Doctor' is sweet, and that's good enough • 10/24/17: Elon Musk wants Mars. We all should • 10/09/17: A little bit of hypocrisy goes a long way • 10/03/17: The sports news we should be talking about this week • 08/30/17: Starving Harvey victims have committed no crime • 08/23/17: Too much power lies in tech companies' hands • 07/02/17: A new planet is found, or at least we hope so • 06/29/17: Supreme Court is last leakproof institution • 05/29/17: Montana surprise shows problems with early voting • 05/22/17: What changed this week for a Nixon biographer • 05/01/17: Movies written by machines are multiplex-bound • 04/10/17: Trump doesn't need Congress to strike in Syria • 04/05/17: Privacy is price we pay for always-on internet • 03/21/17: Jimmy Breslin knew how to play the game, very well • 03/20/17: Details make 'The Americans' great again • 03/13/17: Depressed by politics? Stop staring at phones • 12/12/16: What it was like to look up to John Glenn • 12/07/16: A response to the pleas to shut up Trump • 11/24/16: Ways to be thankful if politics got you down • 11/11/16: There's legal intrigue at the world chess match • 10/10/16: Fix the debates by making them reality TV • 09/15/16: 'Star Trek' was silly. That's why we loved it • 09/05/16: Hollywood's idea of a blockbuster is wrong • 07/21/16: It's not a tragedy that 'tragedy' is overused • 06/27/16: Think positive. It actually works • 06/15/16: Gawker gives itself a near-fatal shock • 05/26/16: Justice's Bank of America suit failed the basic contracts test • 05/18/16: History is repeating the election of 1816 • 05/03/16: Politicians today could use more Hollywood style • 05/02/16: Nowadays, the grade most commonly awarded on campus is 'A' • 04/26/16: The rightful revolution of Antonin Scalia • 04/18/16: Yes, companies have free speech rights • 03/30/16: Why you should be grateful for flat-Earthers • 03/16/16: Computer wins at go; humans are disappointed • 02/22/16: Harper Lee created the greatest American hero • 02/17/16: Scalia's grave-dancers deserve a harsh verdict • 02/02/16: 'Establishment' as a dirty word in politics • 01/28/16: Trump changes the game of debates • 01/18/16: Forget debates, if we want real answers • 01/14/16: End the State of the Union • 01/12/16: In celebration of the four new elements • 12/30/15: I'm a seer, sort of. My 2015 predictions • 12/29/15: Rare town fights back against creche removal • 12/22/15: Calling on Batman to explain our dark world • 11/23/15: Predicting terrorism through the power of markets adversaries • 11/18/15: Fulfiling our fantasies against the faceless functionaries that make our lives hell • 11/16/15: Schooling Hillary and Sanders about college costs • 11/09/15: Why we care so much about fictional characters • 11/06/15: Arbitration is everywhere, and not always bad • 11/03/15: When college students are afraid to speak up • 10/23/15: Benghazi, Watergate and muddled motivations • 10/14/15: One question to make debates worthwhile • 10/12/15: Already another forgettable martyr? • 06/25/15: Confederate flags and the Citizens United effect • 06/23/15: You Call That a Dynasty? • 05/20/15: Americans should be allowed to bet on elections