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Larry T. Wimmer, professor emeritus of economics at Brigham Young University, called Sanderson’s career at UChicago as truly ...

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Many people feel morality is in decline and that their political opposition is more evil than ever. Kurt Gray's "Outraged" ...

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This phenomenon, known as an "economic moat," doesn't just keep rivals at bay but also seems to separate successful firms from those that fail. Popularized by legendary investor Warren Buffett ...

We will not be able to make progress on the Sustainable Development Goals without […] a full sense of partnership,” said ECOSOC President Ambassador Bob Rae, as we spoke with him ahead of the 2025 ...