Editor's Pick
Against Court-Packing
Dan Greenberg (Getty Images) An editorial note atop Andy Craig’s June 26 article in the UnPopulist, “The Unfortunate Necessity of Court...
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Friday Feature: Lighthouse Christian Academy
Colleen Hroncich “What are you doing?” former public school teacher Emma Rodriguez asked herself when she realized she wouldn’t send...
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Election Policy Roundup #27: The Long View on Election Reform
Walter Olson (Getty Images) Number 27 in our series of occasional roundups on election law and policy, focusing this time on...
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Why It Makes Sense to Bring Back the Pacific Command
Evan Sankey The second Trump administration has indulged in the art of changing names. The Pentagon, the Kennedy Center, the...
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IEEPA Refunds Update: Good Progress, but Still a Ways to Go
Scott Lincicome, Alfredo Carrillo Obregon, and Chad Smitson The July 1 update that US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) provided...
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More Defense Spending Won’t Save the Economy
Benjamin Giltner The Trump administration has failed so far to deliver on its affordability promises. Yet, in a recent Department...
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Steel Prices Rise (Again) Amid Persistent US Tariffs
Clark Packard and Alfredo Carrillo Obregon US steel prices continue to rise and are now at their highest level since...
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Does AI Dream of Public Interest Regulation?
Michael F. Cannon (Getty Images) A recent conversation I had with Claude should be mandatory reading for all policy wonks,...
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Does AI Dream of Public Interest Regulation?
Michael F. Cannon (Getty Images) A recent conversation I had with Claude should be mandatory reading for all policy wonks,...
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Does Rent Control Redistribute from Poorer to Richer?
Jeffrey Miron Rent control policies are gaining momentum on the campaign trail and in statehouses. New research, though, confirms something...
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