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Returning to ill‐conceived policies in the name of social justice will end in tears, just as it did during the Great Recession....
read moreReturning to ill‐conceived policies in the name of social justice will end in tears, just as it did during the Great Recession....
read morePersonal freedom around the world has seen a notable decline since 2008, according to the Human Freedom Index 2020 published today by...
read moreThe production of costly Jones Act ships is set to further decline. By Colin Grabow Perhaps the Jones Act’s most damaging provision...
read moreBy David Boaz President‐elect Biden is rumored to be considering a teachers union head to be his secretary of education. Since the...
read moreBy ignoring the Constitution, we have torn down the bulwark intended to protect us from rule by a single government, or a single...
read moreThere is still a lot of uncertainty on if private school enrollment is up or down during the pandemic. By Neal McCluskey – As...
read moreThe narrative that state‐local services such as schools will collapse without more bailouts is false. By Chris Edwards – The...
read moreThat’s the Way It Should Always Be The Food and Drug Administration released a clinical memorandum giving Emergency Use...
read moreBy Doug Bandow – World War II, the most brutal, destructive, and murderous conflict in human history, was finally, mercifully...
read moreSen. Rand Paul wants to help families find a route around the public school monopoly By Corey A. DeAngelis – Families need...
read moreWhy should the U.S. be the only one risking its homeland on behalf of its allies? By Doug Bandow – The COVID-19 crisis...
read moreBy David J. Bier – Last week, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced a new policy that creates...
read moreSCOTUS has once again delayed consideration of several qualified immunity cases. By Jay Schweikert I fear I may have become trapped...
read moreJust because certain expansive state actions are lawful at the outset of a pandemic doesn’t mean they continue to be lawful for as...
read moreMost of the nation’s schools have closed to mitigate the spread of COVID-19, and there’s no certainty on whether they’ll be open next...
read moreOnline schooling is probably here to stay, and its expansion would almost certainly be a good thing. By Neal McCluskey and Catherine...
read moreBy Matthew Feeney – Amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, lawmakers and officials are rushing to try and answer a host of...
read moreFeaturing Cato Institute and Kerry McDonald COVID-19 has sent an estimated one billion children across the globe home from school....
read moreThere couldn’t be a worse possible time than this coronavirus crisis to mandate employer‐paid sick leave on food and...
read moreLetting customers vote on whether a pizzeria should sell a pineapple pizza is importing the dysfunction of political decision making...
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