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Why Are Crime Victims the Only People We Force to Trust the State?
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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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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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Jeffrey A. Singer and Adam Omary According to the National Institute of Mental Health, half of all American adolescents have met diagnostic criteria for...
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Robert A. Levy On April 29, in Louisiana v. Callais, the Supreme Court examined what might be characterized as reverse gerrymandering. Four years earlier, in...
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Colleen Hroncich Kids don’t generally drop out of schools that are working for them. But the school a child is assigned to isn’t always...
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Dan Greenberg Earlier this month, The Atlantic published “The FBI Director Is MIA,” an article that accused Kash Patel of excessive drinking, various management failures,...
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Scott Lincicome, Alfredo Carrillo Obregon, and Chad Smitson Data published today by the US Bureau of Economic Analysis show that domestic investment in artificial...
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Peter Van Doren The United Arab Emirates (UAE) recently announced its exit from the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC). The rationale was to expand...
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Jeffrey A. Singer On November 24, 2024, before taking office to start his second term, then-President-elect Trump nominated Dr. Janette Neshiewat, a Fox News...
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David Inserra On April 28, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced an unprecedented review of ABC-Disney’s broadcast licenses. While the stated reason for the...