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Friday Feature: SEA Homeschoolers
Colleen Hroncich Conservative Christians probably aren’t generally seen as trailblazers, but they were at the forefront of homeschooling in the...
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Charlotte Plans an Expensive New Commuter Train in the Post-Commute Era
Marc Joffe Mecklenburg County residents in North Carolina have been paying a 0.5 percent transportation sales tax since 1999. Now...
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Questioning the Housing Crisis: Introduction to a Series
Norbert Michel and Jerome Famularo In the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, the United States experienced a much higher rate...
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Nearly a Century Later, We Are Still Fighting Alcohol Prohibition
Christian Schneider Any day is good to raise a cold glass full of spirits, but enjoying a stiff drink on...
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Could Policymakers Improve Youth Online Safety Without Running Afoul of the Constitution? An Agenda for Policymakers
Jennifer Huddleston This blog is part of a series on technology innovation and free expression. Parents and policymakers continue to...
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CDBG: A Ripe Target for DOGE
Vanessa Brown Calder The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is a good place to start for an administration...
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The Latest International Exam Scores Look Bad—Are They?
Neal McCluskey This morning, Americans woke up to the latest scores from the Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study...
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How to Tackle Debanking on Day One and Beyond
Andrew M. Grossman Don’t say that debanking is back, because it never went away. But with close allies of the...
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Stop Government Jawboning and Censorship Via Proxy Through Transparency: An Agenda for Policymakers
David Inserra This blog is part of a series on technology innovation and free expression. In the aftermath of the...
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Green Energy Subsidies Not So Green
Chris Edwards My National Review op-ed today examines subsidies for wind power, solar power, lithium batteries, and electric vehicles (EVs)....
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