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Matthew Cavedon If you’ve driven in the Palmetto State, chances are the government watched you do it. The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED)...
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Jeffrey Miron Since September 2025, the United States has conducted dozens of military strikes in the Caribbean and eastern Pacific against vessels allegedly engaged...
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Travis Fisher and David M. Simon Since the days of powdered wigs, so-called experts have predicted that economic growth would soon collide with hard...
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James Bacchus (Getty Images) This much can be said about the latest gambit by President Donald Trump and his trade team in their persistent...
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Jennifer Huddleston (Getty Images) House Representatives Jay Obernolte (R‑CA) and Lori Trahan (D‑MA) introduced a 300-page draft bill to establish a framework for the...
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Nicholas Anthony Speaking at a congressional hearing, Representative Warren Davidson (R‑OH) didn’t pull any punches when describing the Bank Secrecy Act. He said, “Over...
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Mike Fox Memorial Drive in Cambridge, Massachusetts, is typically a picturesque landscape. Yet on the afternoon of May 11, that serenity was shattered when...
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Tad DeHaven A series of reports this week shows what happens when government equity stakes and, by extension, policymaking decisions are routed through the...
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Christopher Gardner and Juan Londoño Across the United States, bills have been proposed on “algorithmic,” “surveillance,” and “dynamic” pricing. A phenomenon of many names,...
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Norbert J. Michel and Jai Kedia Last week, my colleague Jai Kedia and I posted a short piece titled “Cochrane Is Right About the Fed’s...
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Clark Packard There is a legitimate case for reducing American dependence on Chinese rare-earth minerals and processing. China controls more than 90 percent of the...
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Jeffrey Miron In 1921 and 1924, Congress set nationality-based quotas for immigration. Recent research looks at the impact on the intergenerational mobility of US-born...
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Jeffrey A. Singer To address physician shortages and help make health care more affordable, many states have enacted laws granting provisional licenses to international...
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Thomas A. Berry, Dan Greenberg, and Kimberly Coleman America faces a housing crisis, and that crisis has become particularly acute in New York City....