Opinion
Familiar Avalos: A Tale of Two Infrastructure Projects
The so-called “fourth great transformation” of Mexican civil society, López Obrador’s central campaign promise, is shaping up to be an expensive one, and it is unclear if he will be able to foot the bill.”
“On Bullshit” is Bullshit
Lying is when you say something false in order to intentionally hide the truth, while bullshiting exists as more of a means to an end.
Lee: Thank U, Next: A Love Letter to Self-Love
“thank u, next” is not just another earworm from a vindictive ex: instead, it’s an anthem of self-respect and growth.
Review: The Favourite
Throughout “The Favourite” we see an opulent past paired with a distinctly modern aesthetic.
Refusing to Debate
If the partisan nature of politics has evolved to such a degree that basic discussion with one’s political opponent is considered unnecessary, what is the point of it all? Should voters not hear different opinions?
Holocaust Denial and Blasphemy
Khan’s calls for the UN to recognize blasphemy as a crime against humanity are misplaced for a multiplicity of reasons.
A Milgram Experiment for 2018: Sacha Baron Cohen Asks, Who is America?
The grand irony of the show lies in viewers’ failure to recognize their own complicity.
Familiar Avalos: AMLO’s Greatest Challenge
Much of the National Plan for Peace and Security focuses on the social and economic conditions that have fostered violence, but the very essence of justice—the rule of law—cannot be forgotten if the homicides and disappearances are to end.