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Brent Skorup Presidents and their top officials have long chafed at criticisms that undermine public support for war, along with unfavorable media coverage that...
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Jeffrey A. Singer A new study in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine found that as hospitals shut down obstetric units, particularly in rural...
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Jeffrey Miron According to a recent study, early 20th-century London fishmongers provided a creative solution for the problem of foodborne typhoid transmission. The issue...
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Mike Fox Federal prosecutors hold the incredible authority to strip individuals of their lives, liberty, property, and reputations, yet they operate with nearly impenetrable...
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Jon Hoffman The Trump administration has led the United States into war with Iran, assuming it could secure a quick victory with limited costs....
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Christopher Gardner and David Inserra (Wikipresence) On March 5, the House Energy and Commerce Committee reported Sammy’s Law to the full House. This bill...
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Kevin T. Frazier and Jennifer Huddleston Senator Marsha Blackburn (R‑TN) has published a discussion draft of an AI bill that supposedly aims to codify...
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Andrew Gillen Student loans are moving from the Department of Education to the Department of the Treasury, which is great news. To begin with,...
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Jennifer Huddleston and Christopher Gardner On March 5, the Senate adopted by unanimous consent a youth online safety bill called the Children and Teens’...
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David Inserra Recently European leaders have been openly attacking the value of free expression in their words and policy prescriptions. While Europeans and Americans...
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Jeffrey Miron Women and minorities start businesses at significantly lower rates than men and whites. One study examines whether this disparity reflects, in part,...
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Chris Edwards Spending on farm subsidies is rising after a series of costly expansions in recent years. The subsidies are not an emergency safety...
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James A. Dorn William McChesney Martin Jr. was chairman of the Federal Reserve Board from 1951 to 1970. He is perhaps best known for...