Colombia Should Legalize Adult Marijuana Use Today
Daniel Raisbeck Any American who smoked pot in the 1970’s likely came across Colombian marijuana. In 1979, in fact, Colombia
The STRIP Act Is a Good Step in the
Jeffrey A. Singer Last month, Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D‑TX) introduced the Secure Testing Resources Instead of Prosecuting (STRIP) Act. The
The Phonics Resurgence
David Boaz Suddenly, and rather quietly, both public and elite opinion are turning against the “new” methods of teaching reading
In An Ironic Twist, the AMA Seeks Alternatives
Jeffrey A. Singer Last weekend the American Medical Association House of Delegates passed a resolution tacitly claiming that the National Residency
The Charges against Donald Trump
Walter Olson The indictment itself is clear, well organized, and not too long. You should read the whole thing if
Increased Medicaid Coverage Is Not Improving Low Birth
Marc Joffe With so many people obtaining Medicaid coverage in the wake of the Affordable Care Act and during the
Ambiguous Economy Is the Latest Result of Fed’s
Jai Kedia Recent articles by Politico and the Wall Street Journal detail the difficult economic environment the Fed must navigate
Why Legal Immigration Is Impossible for Nearly Everyone
David J. Bier My latest policy analysis published today explains why it is impossible for nearly all immigrants seeking to
Taxpayer Funding for Religious Schools?
Jeffrey Miron This article appeared on Substack on June 13, 2023 The state of Oklahoma has recently approved a charter for
New York City Can’t Force Owners to Rent
Thomas A. Berry and Nicholas DeBenedetto New York City has maintained a system of rent control since the 1940s. Property owners