Supreme Court Wrongly Upholds a Broadly Worded Speech Ban
Thomas A. Berry Today in United States v. Hansen, the Supreme Court upheld the federal criminal prohibition on encouraging or
Friday Feature: THRIVE Christian Academy
Colleen Hroncich Education entrepreneurs come from all walks of life. Monica Hall, founder of THRIVE Christian Academy near Atlanta, didn’t
North Carolina Legislature Cracks Down on Delinquent Local
Marc Joffe On June 21, the North Carolina State Senate overrode Governor Roy Cooper’s veto of SB 299, which imposes
Understanding SALT
Adam N. Michel In 2017, Republicans passed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which cut taxes for the vast majority
The High Costs of a “Hard” Decoupling from
Clark Packard There’s been a lot of very loose talk recently from the press, politicians and think tank wonks about “decoupling”—that
Harsh Fentanyl Laws: Doubling Down on the Wrong
Jeffrey Miron This article appeared on Substack on June 22, 2023 The New York Times reports that multiple states are
The Consequences of Regulation: How GDPR Is Preventing
Jennifer Huddleston Recently, the Irish Data Protection Commission halted the launch of Google’s new artificial intelligence (AI) product, Bard, over
Nicotine E‑Cigarettes Might Do More than Save the
Jeffrey A. Singer Mental health practitioners have long known that cigarette smoking is prevalent among people with schizophrenia. Research estimates
There Are Limits to What Testing Tells Us,
Neal McCluskey Today we received the latest National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) Long‐Term Trend results, this time for 13‐year‐olds
Modi’s India Is Better in Economics than History
Swaminathan S. Anklesaria Aiyar Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is in the United States for a state visit that is expected