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Pluribus, Jeryl BierProviding original commentary and aggregating the best work on the illiberal impulses that threaten freedom and social cohesion.
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E-Pluribus | May 11, 2026
A round-up of the latest and best insight on the rise of illiberalism in the public discourse:
Thomas Hazlett: Ted Turner, Entrepreneur of His Age
Ted Turner is best known as a cable TV mogul. But he should be remembered for another great...
E-Pluribus | May 8, 2026
A round-up of the latest and best insight on the rise of illiberalism in the public discourse:
Jacob Gaba: How the Comey Indictment Could Backfire on Republicans
Republicans should think long and hard about the consequences of indicting f...
E-Pluribus | April 29, 2026
A round-up of the latest and best insight on the rise of illiberalism in the public discourse:
Peter James: Why is a chatbot deciding what books our children read?
Revolutionary as it may be, AI still leaves a lot to be desired. ChatGPT a...
E-Pluribus | April 22, 2026
A round-up of the latest and best insight on the rise of illiberalism in the public discourse:
Joe Lancaster: 62-Year-Old Protester Acquitted on All Charges for Wearing Penis Costume
There’s only one thing we can say about this first item...
E-Pluribus | April 14, 2026
A round-up of the latest and best insight on the rise of illiberalism in the public discourse:
John Rosenthal: Welcome to Online Censorship 2.0
At The American Mind, John Rosenthal argues that modern censorship isn’t outright restrictions...
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