SCOTUS Sidesteps Section 230
Will Duffield Gonzalez v. Google, a much‐watched Supreme Court case about whether Section 230 protects algorithmic curation, ended with a whimper on
Friday Feature: Compass Educators and Ellemercito Academy
Colleen Hroncich “Prior to the pandemic, I had never considered microschooling or delved into out‐of‐system learning environments,” says Lizette Valles, founder
The Theory and Practice of Rhetoric: An Interview
Erec Smith In an interview for the American Council of Trustees and Alumni (ACTA), I discuss the theory and practice of
Tennessee Leads the Way in Removing Barriers to
Jeffrey A. Singer I have long been calling for states to make it easier for doctors who are licensed and
Hearing Remarks: Protecting American Families from Higher Taxes
Adam N. Michel I recently testified for the Senate Budget Committee on the topic of taxes, economic growth, and budget
Tennessee Becomes the Latest State to Remove Barriers
Jeffrey A. Singer Tennessee Governor Bill Lee (R) signed HB 1311 into law on May 17, creating the new health
The Fifth Amendment is Self‐Executing
Ilya Somin and Isaiah McKinney Richard Devillier and his family owned property abutting a highway in northern Texas, alongside other property
How to Upgrade House Stablecoin Bill 2.0 to
Jack Solowey and Jennifer J. Schulp Tomorrow, the House Financial Services Committee’s Digital Assets Subcommittee will hold another hearing on
8.3 Million Relatives of U.S. Citizens & Legal Residents
David J. Bier The United States hit a new record of about 8.3 million immigrants at various stages in its family‐sponsored
The Durham Report: Trump’s Vindication?
Patrick G. Eddington For years, now former President Donald Trump and his key supporters have claimed the FBI’s investigation into