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Congress Should Restore the Proper Incentives for Public-Interest Litigation
Thomas A. Berry Suing the government is expensive work. That’s why federal law authorizes the “prevailing party” in a civil…
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New Evidence Underscores the Value of Tobacco Harm Reduction
Jeffrey A. Singer Chapter 10 of Your Body, Your Health Care covers tobacco harm reduction by exploring various nicotine delivery…
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Copper Tariffs Are the New Steel Tariffs
Alfredo Carrillo Obregon and Clark Packard Last week, President Trump announced the United States was imposing a 50 percent “national…
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Clearing the Air on Particulate Matter Regulation
David Kemp and Peter Van Doren Environmental regulations are among the most significant components of the federal regulatory state. Between…
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Immigrants Benefit US Economy and US-Born Entrepreneurs
Jeffrey Miron and Jacob Winter President Trump has pledged to conduct the largest mass deportation campaign in American history. Fulfilling…
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Where Is Public Corruption the Highest?
Chris Edwards and Yasmeen Kallash-Kyler Is it in Louisiana, New York, Illinois, or elsewhere? Let’s explore US Department of Justice…
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Right Supreme Court Call on Downsizing the US Department of Education
Neal McCluskey By a 6–3 vote, the US Supreme Court has overturned a lower court decision that the Trump administration…
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Ukrainian Refugees Probably Didn’t Reduce the Birth Rate in Czechia
Alex Nowrasteh Darel E. Paul, the Willmott Family Third Century Professor of Political Science at Williams College, wrote a piece…
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Vaping, Panic, and Prohibition: Why the UC-Davis Study Needs Context
Jeffrey A. Singer Researchers at the University of California-Davis released a study last month on three popular, currently illegal disposable…
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The First Amendment Protects Ideologically Based Ad Boycotts
Walter Olson Elon Musk’s social media platform X / Twitter was in the news this week—and not in a good…
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