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Immigration Benefits the Destination Country

Jeffrey Miron and Jacob Winter Debates about immigration often emphasize the alleged harms. President Trump, for example, has claimed that…

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Why Do States Protect Car Dealers?

Peter Van Doren The New York Times recently described a forthcoming election for the Wisconsin Supreme Court and the role of…

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Friday Feature: Church-Based Learning Centers

Colleen Hroncich For centuries, churches and homes were at the forefront of education in Europe. The early settlers brought those…

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Celebrating Charles Koch’s Legacy of Liberty

Romina Boccia I was thrilled to learn that Charles Koch will receive the Milton Friedman Prize for Advancing Liberty from…

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Overdrafts on the Line

Nicholas Anthony Congress is currently weighing the future of overdraft services. During the final hours of the Biden administration, the…

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Another Misguided US Attack on the World Trade Organization

James Bacchus In one more sign of its reckless retreat from responsibility in international trade, the United States is reportedly…

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Libertarians and DOGE Anxiety Disorder

Gene Healy Man, libertarians are a difficult bunch. Give them a government agency tasked with “delet[ing] entire agencies,” and they’ll…

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Repealing Only Two Biden-Era Tax Credits Could Cement Permanent Pro-Growth Tax Cuts

Adam N. Michel and Joshua Loucks When Congress passed the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), it was told the new energy…

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The Magna Carta at 800

Chris Edwards Those acquainted with English history know that in 1215 AD, land-owning barons pressed King John to approve the…

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Javier Milei and the Legitimacy of Libertarian Policy

Scott Lincicome This article appeared in The Dispatch on March 26, 2025, a portion of which is excerpted below.  When…

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