Wednesday Reading: Krug's de-evolution, school as signaling, & more

Welcome to the first of NYU Fed-Soc's daily(?), weekly(?), annual(?) morning read post!  Check this post out throughout the day to find interesting articles on politics, law, and economics.

•  Josh Blackman critiques Justice Thomas' originalist interpretation in the Court's recent video game case
  Josh Blackman's Blog: Justice Thomas, Parental Paternalism, and Originalism at the Wrong Time
  
• Peter Foster traces the (de)evolution of Paul Krugman from a respected economist into a lefty conspiracy theorist
  Financial Post: The Demons of Krugmanomics

• Richard Epstein asks whether America is past its prime and what we can do about it
  Defining Ideas: America Strikes Out

• The guys at EconLog continue a week long debate with Marginal Revolution's Tyler Cowen on whether school is actually good for anything more than signaling

• Reason TV interviews former NYC Mayor Ed Koch on rent control, his sexuality, Governor Cuomo, and more [see above]
  Reason.tv: Interview with Ed Koch

• New York Magazine says that you can thank rich libertarians for the state's recent gay marriage legalization
  NY Mag: You Can Thank a Few Rich Libertarians for Gay Marriage