Judge Blocks Jawboning?
Will Duffield In Missouri v. Biden, Missouri and Louisiana have sued the Biden administration for pressuring social media platforms to
Did Tax Cuts Cause Rising Deficits?
Adam N. Michel The current federal budget deficit and the accumulated debt result from Congress spending more than they are
Harvard and UNC Should Be Treated Differently
Neal McCluskey If we could have only gotten “yes, affirmative action,” or “no, affirmative action,” as the outcomes in Students
Stabilizing Debt at 100% Of GDP
Chris Edwards Federal government debt is rising to dangerous and unprecedented levels. Without reforms, federal debt held by the public
Trade in Real Life: How the FDA Burns
Gabriella Beaumont-Smith On July 4th, many Americans will take to the outdoors to celebrate the Declaration of Independence from my
Comparing California and Florida FY 2023–24 Budgets
Marc Joffe California and Florida now have approved budgets for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2023, giving us the
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