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Sanders and Hawley Are Wrong on Rate Caps
Nicholas Anthony and Norbert Michel Senators Bernie Sanders (I‑VT) and Josh Hawley (R‑MO) have proposed new price controls on credit...
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Should Governments Fund Research?
Jeffrey Miron and Jacob Winter The Trump administration sparked controversy this month by reducing grant funding from the National Institutes...
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GOP Spending Cuts Too Small
Chris Edwards Republicans criticized President Biden for his huge spending and deficits, which spurred inflation and jacked up debt to...
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Update: DOJ Jumps the Shark
Mike Fox This blog is an update of the Dec. 24, 2024 post, “DOJ Jumps the Shark.” Imagine you were...
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Officials Resign En Masse at Justice Department After Political Intervention in Adams Case
Walter Olson The US Department of Justice (DOJ) is unique among federal agencies in the extent to which its core...
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A One-Dimensional Focus on Balanced Trade Does Not Support the Case for More Tariffs: A Response to Robert Lighthizer
Kyle Handley Robert Lighthizer, former US trade representative. Robert Lighthizer’s recent New York Times op-ed presents a dire view of...
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Worried About Declining Marriage Rates? Our Ancestors May Have Had it Worse
Chelsea Follett As another Valentine’s Day approaches, much ink has been spilled on the declining marriage rate and on the...
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Friday Feature: PASS Network and PASS Pod
Colleen Hroncich Entrepreneurship is hard. Education entrepreneurship can be even harder, in part because education is highly regulated and in...
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Red America Would Suffer Under RFK Jr.
Michael F. Cannon A growing measles outbreak in Gaines County, Texas—24 cases so far in a county that voted 91 percent for Donald Trump—illustrates...
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Native-Born Americans Are Not Losing Jobs to Foreigners
Jeremy Horepdahl Over the past five years, the US labor market has added, on net, 5.4 million jobs, according to...
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