In the summer of 1982, the McMullin family gathered for what should have been an ordinary celebration—swimming, games, food, laughter, and children racing around with siblings and cousins. Then everything changed.
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On July 29, Americans did not witness a serious examination of how the COVID-19 pandemic began. They witnessed the culmination of a story years in the making.
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Medical panic often begins with the aesthetics of mathematics. It arrives coated in charts, percentages, thresholds, risk scores, and trend lines, all carrying the aura of objectivity and rigor.
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In a recent Cato blog post, I discussed several factors that may be contributing to the current and welcome drop in overdose deaths.
The New York Knicks have not won a championship since 1973, when Walt (Clyde) Frazier, arguably the greatest Knick ever, led them to a five-game obliteration of Wilt Chamberlain's LA Lakers.
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