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Exceeding Powers or Abusing Them?
How Measurement Choices Shape the Housing Debate—and the Charts in the President’s Economic Report
AI Pre-Approval Proposal Could Hand Washington a Kill Switch Over Speech and Innovation
From Cynicism to Change: Reflecting on One Year Since My Congressional Testimony
The Pentagon’s Retaliation Campaign Against Senator Kelly Is Unconstitutional
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Molly Nixon The charge that a president is violating the Constitution can mean—at least—two different things. A president could be exercising a power he...
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Norbert J. Michel and Jerome Famularo The Council of Economic Advisers’ 2026 Economic Report of the President tells a familiar story: The American dream...
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Juan Londoño and Jennifer Huddleston Reports indicate that the White House is considering an executive order establishing a new working group to regulate artificial...
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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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Stephen Slivinski and Norbert J. Michel Both of us have already explained why proposals from President Trump and Elizabeth Warren to ban large institutional...
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Nicholas Anthony The Bank Secrecy Act was enacted in 1970 to require banks and other financial institutions to monitor customers and report certain transactions...
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Stephen Richer At the beginning of Trump’s second term as president, Jonathan Rauch introduced readers of The Atlantic to the word “patrimonialism,” as the...
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Jeffrey Miron The current national debt is almost $39 trillion—and rising. The 2025 One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act has only made matters worse. New...
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Juan Londoño In early April, Anthropic announced the release of Claude Mythos, a powerful cybersecurity-focused model that promises to address most cybersecurity vulnerabilities at...
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Benjamin Giltner Last week, the Department of Defense released President Trump’s requested defense budget for fiscal year 2027. It’s a staggering $1.5 trillion and...
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Thomas A. Berry There are currently two vacancies in the cabinet and two deputy secretaries acting as secretaries: Todd Blanche as acting attorney general...
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Tad DeHaven Last week, I argued that a federal rescue of Spirit Airlines would be a disturbing escalation from government mistake to government ownership—a...
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Norbert J. Michel Last week’s confrimation hearing for Kevin Warsh, the nominee to be the next chair of the Federal Reserve, drew tons of...