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Paper Coup: How a DOJ Opinion Could Erase Evidence of Election Suppression and Solidify Presidential Authoritarianism
New Steel and Aluminum Tariff Rules Further Increase Costs—Whether the White House Admits It or Not
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The Main Street Act Gets the Big Things Right
Birthright Citizenship and the War on Chinese Restaurants
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Paper Coup: How a DOJ Opinion Could Erase Evidence of Election Suppression and Solidify Presidential Authoritarianism
New Steel and Aluminum Tariff Rules Further Increase Costs—Whether the White House Admits It or Not
Judge Tosses Elon Musk’s Antitrust Suit Against Departing X Advertisers
The Main Street Act Gets the Big Things Right
Birthright Citizenship and the War on Chinese Restaurants
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Patrick G. Eddington On April Fools’ Day, 2026, the Justice Department’s Office of Legal Counsel issued a 52-page opinion declaring the Presidential Records Act...
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Clark Packard In an effort to “simplify” compliance, President Trump signed a new presidential proclamation restructuring how its Section 232 “national security” tariffs on...
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Walter Olson For some time, Elon Musk and his allies in government have waged a legal campaign trying to shut down advertising boycotts of...
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Norbert Michel and Christian Kruse Regulatory compliance costs smaller community banks roughly double what it costs the largest institutions—the smallest banks spend 11–15.5% of...
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Dominik Lett As the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) shutdown extends past 40 days, an uncomfortable irony is playing out in Washington. Democrats are withholding...
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Chris Edwards Funding for the Transportation Security Agency (TSA) has lapsed, and airport screeners across the country are not being paid. Some are staying...
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Stephen Slivinski Certificate-of-need (CON) laws accomplish exactly what they were created to do. That’s actually a big problem, especially for rural areas. Under these...
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Walter Olson I’ve written more than once about why the proposed SAVE America Act deserves skepticism even if, like me, you’re fine with its...
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Solveig Singleton and Ryan Chan-Wei Merchants pay swipe fees to credit card networks (also called “interchange fees”) each time a consumer uses a card....
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Jai Kedia The Federal Reserve held rates steady at its March meeting, keeping the target for the federal funds rate at 3.5 to 3.75 percent....
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Norbert Michel In Washington, there’s no shortage of bad policy ideas that just won’t die. The latest example is the “Deadpool-esque” quest to lift...
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Romina Boccia Each year, the Treasury Department quietly publishes the Financial Report of the United States Government, a comprehensive assessment of America’s long-term financial...
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Patrick G. Eddington Earlier today on his personal social media platform, President Donald Trump called for reauthorization of Title VII of the Foreign Intelligence...