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Why Are Crime Victims the Only People We Force to Trust the State?
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Why Are Crime Victims the Only People We Force to Trust the State?
What Is Going on with Physician-Owned Hospitals?
Sheriffs and Commonwealth’s Attorneys Can Sue to Block Virginia’s “Assault Weapons” Ban
The Pardon Power as a Potential Tool of Executive Control
Does Providing Laptops Improve Educational Outcomes?
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Matthew Cavedon Last week, I blogged in support of reviving private criminal prosecutions. The state’s monopoly on bringing criminal charges arose late historically and...
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Michael F. Cannon (Source: Jfinch, Wikimedia Commons) Suppose Congress funds Social Security entirely by taxing the wealthy, who would never spend money in a...
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Matthew Cavedon On May 17, Commonwealth Attorney G. Ryan Mehaffey sent the Spotsylvania County sheriff a letter saying Virginia’s new ban on “assault weapons”...
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Molly Nixon The Constitution’s framers recognized that the pardon power was liable to abuse, but they rejected proposed constraints on it—trusting, as Alexander Hamilton...
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Mike Fox May 7 marks exactly one year since I testified before the US House Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime and Federal Government Surveillance. If I’m being...
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Thomas A. Berry, Dan Greenberg, and Harrison Prestwich Mark Kelly is both a sitting US senator from Arizona and a retired US Navy captain....
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Dominik Lett Federal intervention into America’s state-led disaster management system has produced a long list of ills, including slow response times, inadequate mitigation, ballooning...
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Adam Omary and Jennifer Huddleston AI in Health Care: A Policy Framework for Innovation, Liability, and Patient Autonomy—Part 8 The Senate Judiciary Committee advanced...
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Katherine Thompson The United States officially marked 60 days at war with Iran on May 1. Sixty days in which Congress has allowed President Trump to...
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Nicholas Anthony Back in 2024, I testified before Congress to warn policymakers that price controls would ultimately hurt consumers. At the same time, Senator...
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Mike Fox On March 30, US District Judge Roy Dalton drew a line in the Florida sand, injecting a dose of sanity into a...
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Norbert J. Michel and Nicholas Anthony All signs were pointing to the end of reputational risk regulation. The president called out the practice, and...
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Colleen Hroncich As you’ve probably seen if you’re on social media or have visited a national restaurant chain, it’s Teacher Appreciation Week. There are...