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Friday Feature: Rising Scholars Collective
Trump’s Trade Delusion: Why Dismissing Canada and Mexico Echoes a Dynasty’s Downfall
New NAEP Results: More Evidence That the Status Quo Isn’t Working
FISA Section 702 Lapse Assured—What Now?
After a Year of High Tariffs, the US Goods Trade Deficit Has Barely Budged
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Friday Feature: Rising Scholars Collective
Trump’s Trade Delusion: Why Dismissing Canada and Mexico Echoes a Dynasty’s Downfall
New NAEP Results: More Evidence That the Status Quo Isn’t Working
FISA Section 702 Lapse Assured—What Now?
After a Year of High Tariffs, the US Goods Trade Deficit Has Barely Budged
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Colleen Hroncich In 2021, Farryn Slaton-Barkley picked up her young son from daycare and noticed something was wrong. He kept repeating his teacher’s name,...
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James Bacchus (Getty Images) In yet another of his unending twists on trade, President Donald Trump has suggested he may not renew the current...
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Egalitarian interpreters of the Declaration not only empower the centralized state but promote a view of “equality” that shares a common ethical error with...
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The US is not the only country with an out-of-control central bank. Brazilians are feeling the pain from decades of irresponsible central bank and...
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Colleen Hroncich (Getty Images) The latest Long-Term Trend results from the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP)—dubbed the Nation’s Report Card—are out, and they’re...
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Patrick G. Eddington If you’ve followed the Section 702 reauthorization debate this week, you’ve heard a parade of warnings about imminent intelligence darkness. Speaker...
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The Ralph Raico Memorial Lecture, sponsored by Murray and Florence Sabrin.
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In Austrian economics, judgment refers to decision making under uncertainty. Given that we live in a world of uncertainty, all of us use judgment...
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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...