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Jeffrey A. Singer Last November, when Congress passed a continuing resolution to reopen the partially shuttered federal government, it also eliminated the so‑called “hemp...
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The Macro Roots of China’s Trade Surplus That Tariffs Won’t Reach
Thompson v. Wilson Brief: Installing a Permanent GPS Monitor on a Boat Is a Fourth Amendment Seizure
Body-Worn Cameras, Prosecutors, and Racial Differences in Criminal Justice Outcomes
xAI Sues Over Yet Another Colorado Law That Threatens Free Expression
Kevin Warsh’s Nomination Hearing Focuses on Affordability
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The Macro Roots of China’s Trade Surplus That Tariffs Won’t Reach
Thompson v. Wilson Brief: Installing a Permanent GPS Monitor on a Boat Is a Fourth Amendment Seizure
Body-Worn Cameras, Prosecutors, and Racial Differences in Criminal Justice Outcomes
xAI Sues Over Yet Another Colorado Law That Threatens Free Expression
Kevin Warsh’s Nomination Hearing Focuses on Affordability
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Clark Packard and Chad Smitson A recent NBER working paper by Chang Ma and Shang-Jin Wei titled “The Chinese Current Account Imbalances: Puzzles, Patterns,...
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Thompson v. Wilson Brief: Installing a Permanent GPS Monitor on a Boat Is a Fourth Amendment Seizure
Matthew Cavedon In March 2022, the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission directed member states to require that all federally permitted lobstermen affix GPS tracking...
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Jeffrey Miron How do body-worn cameras affect the actions of police and prosecutors? A recent study of data from North Carolina suggests that introduction...
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David Inserra Over the past decade, Colorado has been sued over a series of laws that attempted to govern how various speakers may or...
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A foreign policy that seeks to maintain a global empire is entirely incompatible with the laissez-faire, free-market system at home that many hawkish self-described...
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Jai Kedia Kevin Warsh. Americans are unhappy about the cost of living, and Washington knows it. Consumer prices have climbed nearly 25 percent in five...
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39 going on $40 trillion is an achievement only in the sense that many once thought we’d never see numbers this large.
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Dominik Lett Republicans are preparing to spend up to $140 billion on immigration enforcement through reconciliation. Leadership claims that offsets are not needed because...
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Patrick G. Eddington In a long-running Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) case currently before Judge James Boasberg, on April 15, 2026, the Federal Bureau...
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Brent Skorup In 2029, a Democratic president declares a climate emergency. She doesn’t go to Congress. She doesn’t issue new regulations through the EPA....
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President Trump is not only angering Iranians and most of Europe. He also is making new enemies in both North and South America. Perhaps...
Politics
The UAE, one of the US regime’s favorite dictatorships in the gulf, may get a currency-swap bailout similar to the Trump bailout for Argentina.
Politics
Ryan, Connor, and Tho look at the updates on the Iran war front, plus a discussion about a recent Tucker Carlson Show guest and...
Politics
After his recent Zero Hedge debate with MMT co-founder Randall Wray, Bob takes a deep dive into the sectoral balance approach. He explains why...
Politics
In studying history, it is key to avoid definitional anachronism—failing to note how a word has changed over time and assuming the present meaning...
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Colleen Hroncich It’s easy for gifted students to get overlooked in a typical classroom. They get straight A’s, but they rarely ask for help...