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The Shutdown Deal: Kicking the Can Down the Road
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Barnes v. Felix Brief: Juries, Not Judges, Need to Decide the Reasonableness of Force
NEW Book: School Choice Long Preceded Friedman and Brown, and Remains for Reasons Well Beyond Them
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The Shutdown Deal: Kicking the Can Down the Road
Congress Reopens the Government—and Reignites Prohibition
How Setting the Grand Teton Speed Record Nearly Landed a Dog Dad in the Doghouse
Barnes v. Felix Brief: Juries, Not Judges, Need to Decide the Reasonableness of Force
NEW Book: School Choice Long Preceded Friedman and Brown, and Remains for Reasons Well Beyond Them
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Dominik Lett On November 9, Senate Republicans reached a deal with eight Democratic senators to end the government shutdown. Although Congress and the president have yet to formally approve the...
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Jeffrey A. Singer Last night, the Senate passed a continuing resolution along with three appropriations bills, one of which, an agriculture appropriations bill, effectively...
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Mike Fox When fellow Husky owner Michelino Sunseri broke the Grand Teton speed record, his athletic achievement should have been cause for celebration. Instead, it...
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Patrick G. Eddington In my book The Triumph of Fear, one of the Cold War-era political repression programs I spend some time discussing is...
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Clark Packard Earlier this week, the Cato Institute, the Fraser Institute in Canada, and a number of global think tanks published the annual Economic Freedom...
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Michael Chapman Libertarians and many conservatives have long argued that the federal government is too large, too intrusive, and often operates beyond its constitutional...
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Walter Olson Yesterday, President Donald Trump signed an executive order laying out plans to use law enforcement and regulation to “investigate and disrupt networks,...
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Jai Kedia The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) met last week and decided to lower the target for the federal funds rate (FFR), the...
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Jeffrey Miron On September 19, President Trump signed an executive order adding a $100,000 fee to applications for H‑1B visas, which allow US employers to...
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Jeremy Horpedahl The Census Bureau recently released a massive amount of new data on Americans and the US economy, as they do each year...
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Chris Edwards In recent years, investigators have uncovered huge fraud in Minnesota’s school food subsidies. A group called Feeding Our Future spearheaded the theft of...
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Matt Mittelsteadt This month, the SANDBOX Act was introduced in the US Senate, marking the first attempt to establish a federal artificial intelligence regulatory...
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