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Two Great First Amendment Decisions by Judge Willett and the Fifth Circuit
Thomas A. Berry The Fifth Circuit has had a mixed record lately on First Amendment issues (with the biggest lowlight being…
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It’s National School Choice Week!
Colleen Hroncich After a string of holidays from October through December, January can seem like a letdown. Unless you’re someone—a parent, student,…
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Clean Energy Subsidies vs. a Carbon Tax
Jeffrey Miron A fundamental issue in debates over climate policy is that politicians and the public do not like the…
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My Year’s Worth (or Two) of Election Law Writing
Walter Olson Following the example of two years ago, I’ve compiled this catalogue of my writings (and a few podcasts) since…
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The Solution to Every Problem Is Not Another Government Program
David Boaz The Washington Post reports: [Maryland Gov. Wes] Moore is not close to accomplishing his moonshot goals — among…
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A Flagrant Violation of Americans’ Privacy, Says Senator Scott
Nicholas Anthony Financial privacy has been under fire for decades, but that hasn’t stopped government officials from trying to establish…
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Friday Feature: Bill of Rights Institute
Colleen Hroncich For parents or teachers seeking a strong civics education, the Bill of Rights Institute is a one‐stop shop. Founded in…
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Delaying Dollarization Can Put Milei’s Libertarian Agenda at Risk
Daniel Raisbeck and Gabriela Calderon de Burgos Libertarians around the globe have rightly celebrated Javier Milei’s election as Argentina’s president…
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Congress Should Fix the Nanny Tax
Adam N. Michel The federal government makes hiring a nanny or other household employee a labyrinthine nightmare of tax, labor, and immigration…
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With $34 Trillion in Debt, House Budget Committee Debates the Fiscal Commission Act
Romina Boccia The US federal debt recently surpassed $34 trillion, a staggering figure just shy of the size of the US…
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