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Sonja Black

The Trans Agenda* — Sonja Black — 
Updating your documents  — Sonja Black — 
Coming soon — Sonja Black — 

Chris Hedges

Gabor Maté, Chris Hedges & Aaron Maté on 'Palestine: The Moral Issue of Our Time' — Chris Hedges — 
Palestine Post: A Genocide Foretold w/ Chris Hedges – Spring Fund Drive Special — Chris Hedges — 
Facing the Climate Crisis and Human Mortality (w/ Eiren Caffall) | The Chris Hedges Report — Chris Hedges — 

Sarah Kendzior

Tornado Daze — Sarah Kendzior — 

Betsy Phillips

What Exactly Is the Department of Homeland Security Bragging About? — Betsy Phillips — 

City Observatory

The Week Observed, May 23, 2025 — City Observatory — 
Unaccountable: ODOT covers up cost overruns — City Observatory — 
Joe Cortright’s testimony on Oregon stadium tax subsidies (SB 110A) — City Observatory — 
Rose Quarter’s Deadly Off Ramps — City Observatory — 

Progress in Political Economy

Postdoctoral Research Associate – Australia’s Climate Economy — Progress in Political Economy — 
Trump versus the dollar — Progress in Political Economy — 

CityNerd

Why Blue States Don't Build Enough Housing — CityNerd — 

The Claremont Institute

Hallowed Ground — The Claremont Institute — 
The American Mind Podcast: The Roundtable Episode #268 — The Claremont Institute — 
Democrats in Glass Houses — The Claremont Institute — 
Supreme Confusion — The Claremont Institute — 
“I’ve Been Misled” — The Claremont Institute — 

Strong Towns

Can Loosening Parking Rules Unlock Madison’s Missing Middle? — Strong Towns — 
What’s With the Vacant Storefronts? 8 Reasons for Empty Commercial Spaces — Strong Towns — 
Rachel Leonardo: How Social Media Builds Collaboration and Great Places — Strong Towns — 
Washington Just Rewrote the Rules on Parking — Here’s Why It Worked — Strong Towns — 
Columbus Locals Turn Data into Dialogue — Strong Towns — 
Why Do Commercial Spaces Sit Vacant? — Strong Towns — 
Cars Rarely Speed in Residential Areas. That Doesn't Make Them Safe. — Strong Towns — 
Bottom-Up Shorts: How To Build a Network of Advocates — Strong Towns — 

The Australia Institute

Don’t be fooled, only the very richest will ever have more than $3m in super — The Australia Institute — 
The rise of early voting in Australian elections — The Australia Institute — 
How the government is setting everyone up to fail on green claims — The Australia Institute — 
A new understanding of Chinese foreign policy — The Australia Institute — 
One way to improve the “dumpster fire of dumb stuff” which is Australia’s housing policy — The Australia Institute — 
Is the fight against inflation over? — The Australia Institute — 
End of the LNP Coalition would makes this the largest crossbench in the post-WWII era — The Australia Institute — 
The changes to superannuation tax concessions are needed and very fair — The Australia Institute — 
Failing the test: Australian universities in crisis — The Australia Institute — 
A simple reform to help owner-occupiers compete with investors in the housing market — The Australia Institute — 
Australians still hurting. RBA should keep cutting.  — The Australia Institute — 

Open Access Australasia

Open Access Australasia 2021-2025 Infographic — Open Access Australasia — 

Prosper Australia

The ESVF: Is there fire behind the smoke? — Prosper Australia — 

Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA)

Open the Door and See the Mountain: Reflections from a Recent Trip to China — Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) — 
Statements on Monetary Policy — Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) — 
Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision — Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) — 

Per Capita

A Question of Quotas — Per Capita — 

Applied MMT

05/20/2025 Market Update — Applied MMT — 

Climate Town

The 20 Families That Own Most The Water — Climate Town — 

Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Liberty Street Economics

Nonbanks and Banks: Alone or Together? — Federal Reserve Bank of New York — Liberty Street Economics — 
Why Does the U.S. Always Run a Trade Deficit? — Federal Reserve Bank of New York — Liberty Street Economics — 

Just Money

Current ScholarshipThe Federal Reserve’s Forgotten Credit Mandate — Just Money —