Friday assorted links


1. “With homicides up 50% since 2020—putting the country’s murder rate on par with Mexico’s—Costa Rican President Laura Fernández and her ruling party are blaming the independent judiciary.” (WSJ)

2. The Monterrey spirit.

3. Is Aaron Renn the biggest superinfluencer on the New Right?

4. Two Dan Sullivans on the Alaska Senate ballot, let us see how the voters do (NYT).

5. Virginia Postrel on our Anthropic visit and discussions.  Good post.

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