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Do Legal Checks on a President’s Power “Diminish the Votes of the Citizens Who Elected Him”?
Breaking Down Trump’s Debanking Executive Order
United States v. Berry Brief: Post-Dismissal Civil Commitment Exceeds the Bounds of Federal Power
Friday Feature: Edovate Learning
International Economic Chaos: Trump’s Remade Global Order
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Walter Olson When a dispute comes to court, it’s routine for judges to issue short-term orders aimed at freezing existing conditions long enough for...
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Nicholas Anthony President Donald Trump’s executive order on debanking is a mixed bag. It’s less aggressive than his tone on TV when he accused...
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Mike Fox and Matthew Cavedon In 2015, Duane Berry was charged with a single count of conveying false information and hoaxes—a federal property crime...
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Colleen Hroncich Home education has a deep and rich tradition predating any other educational model. Despite this, it became illegal in many states after...
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Kyle Handley I signed the economists’ amicus brief in V.O.S. Selections, Inc. v. Trump because it challenges something deeper than just one set of...
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Neal McCluskey Since the widespread adoption of public schooling, private schools have had an existential problem: it is very difficult to compete with “free.”...
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Jeffrey Miron and Jacob Winter States and cities throughout the US continue to raise their minimum wages, and some members of Congress are pushing...
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Thomas A. Berry Who is the valid acting US attorney for the District of New Jersey right now? The answer is in dispute, with...
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Chris Edwards America’s labor markets are generally free. Employers hire workers of their choice, and workers are free to seek employers that offer the...
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Jennifer Huddleston There is a saying, “When you hear hoofbeats, think horses, not zebras.” New technologies are often disruptive, but they may or may...
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Matt Mittelsteadt On July 23, the White House released its much-anticipated AI Action Plan. Spanning thirty topics across twenty-eight pages, this plan represents a...
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Chris Edwards Stealing government benefits through electronic payment systems is on the rise. Large-scale theft from programs was more difficult when bureaucracies relied on...
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Walter Olson “White House suggests stripping political adversary of citizenship” is quite the headline, but it’s now happened three times in just a few...
