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Michael F. Cannon (Source: Jfinch, Wikimedia Commons) Suppose Congress funds Social Security entirely by taxing the wealthy, who would never spend money in a...
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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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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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Pope Leo’s recent encyclical on Artificial Intelligence makes some good points but also has weaknesses. Ulrich Fromy explains.
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Scott Lincicome and Chad Smitson (Getty Images) More than a year since “Liberation Day,” the US trade deficit looks much the same—despite a historic...
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Despite attempts to whitewash its past, progressivism was a poisonous ideology from the beginning. One of its worst legacies is eugenics, which not only...
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Jai Kedia and Norbert J. Michel Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh. Arguments over the Fed’s bloated balance sheet are likely to take center stage under...
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Matthew Cavedon On May 17, Commonwealth Attorney G. Ryan Mehaffey sent the Spotsylvania County sheriff a letter saying Virginia’s new ban on “assault weapons”...
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Molly Nixon The Constitution’s framers recognized that the pardon power was liable to abuse, but they rejected proposed constraints on it—trusting, as Alexander Hamilton...
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We know that Q-Day is coming upon us when AI moves to another level and humans must make the adjustments. State-sponsored solutions will fail,...
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Ryan McMaken takes a look at Rothbard’s seminal 1963 essay “War, Peace, and the State.”