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Marcos Falcone This week, The Independent Review published my latest peer-reviewed research article, titled “Peronism: The Rise and Persistence of Fascism in Argentina.” The...
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European Central Bank Denies Digital Euro Public Records Request
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Leaving NATO—Even for the Wrong Reasons—Is Good Policy
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European Central Bank Denies Digital Euro Public Records Request
Schmidt v. City of Norfolk Brief: Automated License Plate Readers Commit Fourth Amendment Searches
Making Sense—or Not—of the Executive Order on “Promoting Access to Mortgage Credit”
Trump’s Psychedelic Order Speeds Research—but Not Access
Leaving NATO—Even for the Wrong Reasons—Is Good Policy
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Nicholas Anthony European Central Bank officials pride themselves on championing democracy, but they seem to apply those values selectively. After submitting a public records...
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Matthew Cavedon ALPR cameras in Pensacola, FL. (Photo: Tony Webster) Norfolk, Virginia, has deployed nearly 200 automated license plate readers (ALPRs) across the city,...
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Solveig Singleton Conventional wisdom holds that lax mortgage underwriting standards contributed to the 2008 Financial Crisis. Ostensibly, legislators intended the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act’s Ability...
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Jeffrey A. Singer When the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) placed psychedelics in Schedule I (“no currently accepted medical use and a high potential for...
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Scott Lincicome, Alfredo Carrillo Obregon, and Chad Smitson One year ago today, President Trump celebrated “Liberation Day,” unveiling his global “reciprocal” tariffs, heralding the...
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Brent Skorup and Laura Bondank Our digital records contain some of our most private information—such as personal emails, messages with a spouse, bank records,...
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Chris Edwards While Congress continues to battle over homeland security legislation, Transportation Security Administration (TSA) workers are finally getting paid through an executive order....
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Stephen Richer Political pundits have long-expected a second executive order from President Trump on election administration. Yesterday, March 31, it happened. Titled, “Ensuring Citizenship...
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Thomas A. Berry, Dan Greenberg, and Kimberly Coleman On his first day in office last year, President Trump signed Executive Order 14,160. That Order...
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Nicholas Anthony Central bankers have promised everything when it comes to central bank digital currency (CBDC). One would hope they would realize just how...
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Patrick G. Eddington Earlier this week, a federal judge blocked—at least for now—Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s attempt to blacklist artificial intelligence (AI) giant Anthropic...
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Colleen Hroncich The Maryland legislature—a state whose history of protecting freedom of religion dates to its colonial charter in 1632—is considering a bill that...
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Adam Omary and Jeffrey A. Singer Psychiatric diagnoses in the United States are rising across virtually every category, in every age group. According to...