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Marcos Falcone On October 15, after five years of negotiations in Congress, Uruguay became the first Latin American country to legalize euthanasia, i.e., the...
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A Double Standard on School Choice
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A Double Standard on School Choice
Williamson v. United States Brief: Ten Months of Warrantless Video Surveillance Violates the Fourth Amendment
Contra White House Claims, Removing IEEPA Tariffs Won’t Spark a Financial Crisis
Digging Deeper into School Resource Officers: School Shootings in American Culture
Air Traffic—Control or Chaos?
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Colleen Hroncich It’s always interesting to see the mental gymnastics employed by people who argue against parental choice in education. A recent Brookings Institute...
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Matthew Cavedon In October 2018, law enforcement surreptitiously installed two video cameras near the top of utility poles to surveil Rolando Williamson’s home. The...
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Colin Grabow Ahead of the Supreme Court’s ruling on whether the president can impose tariffs under the International Economic Emergency Powers Act (IEEPA)—oral arguments...
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Kayla Susalla In the wake of several devastating and highly publicized school shootings over the past year, the new book School Shootings in American...
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Colleen Hroncich Teacher Jenna Hill loved Montessori education, but she wanted to incorporate other approaches as she worked with students. When the pandemic hit,...
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Jeffrey Miron Since September 2025, the US has carried out five lethal strikes on small boats off the coast of Venezuela, leaving 27 people dead...
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Nicholas Anthony Who should be trusted with the future of money? Amit Seru, a professor of finance at Stanford Business School, recently took to...
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Ryan Bourne Last month, a federal judge in Rhode Island struck down the Trump administration’s attempt to restrict National Endowment for the Arts (NEA)...
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Jeffrey Miron When New York’s Attorney General Letitia James prosecuted Donald Trump for financial fraud—claiming he misstated property values to potential lenders—many Trump supporters...
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Walter Olson Number sixteen in our series of occasional roundups on election law and policy: “After reviewing state voter rolls going back to the...
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Erec Smith Challenging the prevailing narrative and upholding one’s principles in higher education is often a solitary endeavor. Even tenured colleagues sympathetic to the...
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Gabriela Calderon de Burgos and Marcos Falcone On October 9, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that the US has bought Argentine pesos and finalized...
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Jennifer Huddleston and Christopher Gardner Recent debates around a potential moratorium on state-level artificial intelligence (AI) laws have raised questions about what might happen...