Gregg Easterbrook

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Gregg Easterbrook is the author, most recently, of The Progress Paradox. He is a contributing editor of The Atlantic Monthly and New Republic, and a visiting fellow of the Brookings Institution. His website is here www.greggeasterbrook.com.

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Antidepressants Vindicated?

Posted September 7, 2007 | 01:07 PM (EST)


Antidepressant use is declining and youth suicide is rising -- should the linkage between these events be viewed as some huge surprise, as the media now imply in the wake of yesterday's Centers for Disease Control report?

Three years ago I wrote an article for New Republic (it's here,...

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Romney's Numbers Fuzzy Too

Posted August 30, 2007 | 12:38 PM (EST)


With Rudy Giuliani's fuzzy-math claims about his performance with the New York City budget in the news, it's time to look at some suspect claims made by Mitt Romney about his performance in Massachusetts. "Elected in 2002, Governor Romney presided over a dramatic reversal of state fortunes and a period...

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Greatest Living American Ignored

Posted July 17, 2007 | 07:52 PM (EST)


Today in Washington I was in the room as the greatest living American received a medal. George W. Bush, Nancy Pelosi and others were present. But will you ever hear this event occurred? To judge from tonight's major network evening newscasts, perhaps not. Cameras were allowed at the ceremony but...

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Free the Supreme Court Nine!

Posted August 1, 2006 | 11:34 AM (EST)


The American Bar Association just called George W. Bush's signing statements a "threat to our Republic." Walter Dellinger, a Democrat and one of the nation's most respected legal scholars, just countered that "every modern president" has asserted the authority Bush now asserts. At issue is whether the president...

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Washington Deluge Foretold by Global Warming Book?

Posted June 27, 2006 | 09:22 AM (EST)


A rain of Biblical proportions strikes Washington, D.C. A moisture-thick weather structure, specifically a "stalled front," hangs over the city, dropping hour after hour of blinding rain -- more precipitation in a few days than the city usually sees in an entire spring. Weirdly the rain just keeps coming, as...

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