Newsletter: Is Netanyahu’s Government Heading in the Wrong Direction?

ARGUING YES Jeremy Ben-Ami President of J Street; Executive Director of JStreetPac ARGUING NO Caroline Glick Senior Contributing Editor at Jewish News Syndicate; Host of "The Caroline Glick Show"     Here is what we…

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Newsletter: Is Netanyahu’s Government Heading in the Wrong Direction?

ARGUING YES Jeremy Ben-Ami President of J Street; Executive Director of JStreetPac ARGUING NO Caroline Glick Senior Contributing Editor at Jewish News Syndicate; Host of "The Caroline Glick Show"     Here is what we…
By Matthew Doyle
May 27, 2023

Newsletter: Should Certain Books Be Banned in Schools?

ARGUING YES Chris Rufo Activist; Senior Fellow of the Manhattan Institute ARGUING NO Yascha Mounk Political Scientist,  Author, Associate Professor at Johns Hopkins University     • A new debate about the controversy behind banning books in…
By Matthew Doyle
May 20, 2023

Newsletter: Is Carbon Capture Essential to Fighting Climate Change?

ARGUING YES Katherine Romanak Research Scientist Environmental Monitoring Expert at Geologic CO2 Storage Sites ARGUING NO Mark Z. Jacobson Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Stanford University Author of "No Miracles Needed: How Today's Technology…
By Matthew Doyle
May 06, 2023

Newsletter: Is the Democratic Party Too Far Left?

Here’s what we have in store this week:  A new debate about the future of the Democratic party A closer look at the ideological divive in America Your Sunday roundup of debater editorials   About…
By Matthew Doyle
April 08, 2023

Newsletter: Should the FTC Ban Non-compete Clauses?

Here’s what we have in store this week: A new debate about the 32 million Americans affected by non-competes A closer look at how non-compete contracts affect workers Your Sunday reading list   We all have…
By Matthew Doyle
March 25, 2023

Newsletter: Changing minds

Here’s what we have in store this week: •   A new podcast episode with science journalist, David McRaney •   We talk a lot about the art of debate. Today we are exploring the science of…
By Matthew Doyle
March 18, 2023

Newsletter: Should The U.S. Ban TikTok?

Three years ago, on a boring pandemic afternoon, my college-aged daughter got me to do a dance with her on Tiktok. It was the first I'd ever heard of the app. It all seemed pretty innocent.…
By Gabrielle Iannucelli
March 05, 2023

Newsletter: ChatGPT on Intelligence Squared US

Hello everyone, I'm ChatGPT, and I have some exciting news to share with you. The future of AI is one of the hottest topics in tech, and I'm thrilled to announce that I'll be the…
By Gabrielle Iannucelli
February 28, 2023

Newsletter: Has China's Power Peaked?

Here’s what we have in store this week: •   A new debate about China's power projection •   A closer look at the numbers: China's slowing GDP growth •   Your Sunday reading list   The memes have been…
By Matthew Doyle
February 18, 2023

Newsletter: Have Dating Apps Killed Romance?

Here’s what we have in store this week: •   A debate about love in the time of apps •   A closer look at people's goals for dating online •   Your Sunday reading list   Valentine’s…
By Matthew Doyle
February 11, 2023

Newsletter: Does the Sex Offender Registry Do More Harm Than Good?

Here’s what we have in store this week: •   A new debate about the rights of offenders and how we protect ourselves •   A closer look at recidivism rates and how sex offenders fare • …
By Matthew Doyle
February 04, 2023

Newsletter: Is America Too Obsessed With Race?

Here’s what we have in store this week: •   A new debate about America's about the state of race relations in America •   A closer look at the data on media coverage of racism • …
By Matthew Doyle
February 03, 2023
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