Independence in 1776; Dependence in 2023
Chris Edwards Federal government spending is soaring and debt will soon reach record highs compared to the size of the
Social Media “Blockings” Send Two Cases to the
Thomas A. Berry Next term, the Supreme Court will decide two cases raising questions unique to the social media age.
Student Loan Forgiveness and Standing
Clark Neily Last Thursday, the Supreme Court struck down President Biden’s student loan forgiveness program, finding that it was not
Maine Legalizes the Sale of Prostitution Services
Jeffrey Miron This article appeared on SubStack on July 3, 2023. Last week Maine legalized the sale—but not the purchase—of
What Libertarianism Is and Isn’t
David Boaz Here we go again. Another “obituary” for libertarianism. While Salon Magazine declares that we all live in a
The Supreme Court Strikes Down Biden’s Loan‐Forgiveness Program
Thomas A. Berry Today the Supreme Court rejected President Biden’s massive debt‐forgiveness plan, holding that it was not authorized by
Friday Feature: Leaders to Legends Homeschool Co‐op
Colleen Hroncich LeDonna Griffin spent nearly 30 years in Omaha public schools as a teacher and administrator. So she’s seen it all—the
Lorie Smith’s Rights—and Ours
Walter Olson The Supreme Court’s decision today in 303 Creative, LLC, v. Elenis correctly applies First Amendment law to vindicate
Cato Scholars React to Supreme Court Student Loan
Thomas A. Berry and Neal McCluskey Today the Supreme Court issued a decision striking down President Biden’s unprecedented student‐loan forgiveness program.
“Housing First” Homeless Policy Gets a Critical Look
Vanessa Brown Calder “Housing First” homeless policy is drawing new critical attention. A NYTimes article reports the predominant homeless policy philosophy