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A Story of Race and Inheritance? Dana Goldstein at the American Prospect is irked that the Harry Potter books (not to mention Lord of the ...

" Hitchens' Hubris: " In a review in Taki's magazine, Tom Piatak goes after Christopher Hitchens' bestseller God ...

Here's what seems like the 87th New York Times article of the last month on that single study in Norway finding a slightly higher avera...

Two continuing themes here at iSteve.com are that 1. Liberals think they are better than the average person because: - They believe eve...

Publication is scheduled for October for Abraham's Children: Race, Identity, and the DNA of the Chosen People by Jon Entine He...

From Mahalanobis on energy trader genius Brian Hunter, who lost $6 billion betting on natural gas for Amaranth: As he lost $6B, one ...

Well, all I can say is that we night people would be a lot more cheerful and well-rested if society would stop waking us up with early after...

according to Reihan Salam's accurate assessment on American Scene ? Click here to find out. Unfortunately, the non-energy-drain...

In 1979, I took a tour boat around Acapulco . The guide, a local lady, pointed at a house on top of the cliff overlooking the ocean and pr...

Sunday in the Park with Jorge At the big Hansen Dam Recreation Center in the northeast San Fernando Valley last Sunday afternoon, a couple...

In the NYT, Elaine Sciolino explains " New Leaders Say Pensive French Think Too Much ." "Pensive" isn't the right wo...

The eastern half of the San Fernando Valley has had a big influx in just the last few years of people from a big swath of the planet runni...

With the San Francisco Giants slugger now only two homers away from Hank Aaron's career record of 755, much to the embarrassment of Ma...

IQ for economists: After trying hard for half a decade to completely ignore the data set on average national IQs in Lynn & Va...

When we look back on 2007, what will we get nostalgic over? For what will 2007 go down in the history books? My bet is that thirty years f...

Tyler Cowen blogs: IQ and the Wealth of Nations How many more times will someone suggest this book in the comments section of this b...

James Blake: Arthur Ashe, who won the U.S. Open tennis tournament in 1968, was a representative figure of the hopeful side of the 1960s: a...