Author: Levi Benjamin

It’s an old, persistent idea: war is good for the economy. We hear it in historical anecdotes—how World War II…

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There is a particular kind of exhaustion that doesn’t come from physical labor, but from mental siege warfare. It’s the…

When people dream about moving abroad, they often fixate on quality of life, job opportunities, or cultural appeal. But there’s…

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The first thing to know about ten thousand dollars is that it is both a lot and a little. It…

There’s a peculiar cruelty in the expectation that blood relation alone should determine who gets unlimited access to your life.…

There’s a quiet myth that lingers in many of our communities—a whisper that sunlight is something to be avoided, a…