Debate on foreign aid and Bauer’s warnings
The piece argues that foreign aid often harms growth by politicizing economies and backing centralized control. It critiques Mitch McConnell’s reform plan as insufficient, endorses Bauer’s critique, and calls for eliminating foreign aid entirely to promote private-property rights and open markets.
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Hill Thomas case called mass hysteria in American press
Tyrrell critiques the Anita Hill Clarence Thomas controversy as hysteria fueled by inflamed rhetoric and bias. He dismisses Strange Justice as deceitful, noting misquotes and distorted witnesses cited by Jane Mayer and Jill Abramson.
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Labeling late talking children sparks debate on harm and science
The article follows parents of late talking boys, noting harm from labels and the rise of a 33-family group studying patterns. It highlights a predominance of males, engineering ties, and talents in math and music, with cases of misdiagnosis and later progress, urging caution in placing children into development programs.
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