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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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House Budget Pairs Wishful Thinking with Modest Spending Restraints

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February 13, 2025

Romina Boccia and Dominik Lett Today, the House Budget Committee, led by Chairman Jodey Arrington (R‑TX), is marking up a...

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Should the US Government Privatize the Post Office?

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Jeffrey Miron President Donald Trump has reportedly shown a strong interest in privatizing the US Postal Service (USPS). Proponents of the...

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Economic Growth Won’t Save Social Security: New Paper Release

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Romina Boccia and Dominik Lett Can the United States outgrow Social Security’s financing problem or inflate away the resulting debt?...

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Just in Time for Valentine’s Day, Hegseth Takes the Romance Out of NATO

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Justin Logan Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth gave a terrific, bracing speech today to the Ukraine Defense Contact Group that deserves...

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When the State Kills, Medical Ethics Don’t Matter

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Jeffrey A. Singer A doctor who intentionally performs cruel and medically unjustifiable procedures that cause pain and suffering could face...

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FCC Investigates Radio Station Over Coverage of Immigration Raid

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Walter Olson The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has launched an investigation of all-news San Francisco radio station KCBS 740 AM...

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Congress Investigates Debanking, Reintroduces (Un)Fair Access

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Nicholas Anthony Both the House and Senate held hearings on the issue of debanking last week. Perhaps the most disappointing...

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A Glimmer of Hope in a Sea of Judicial Despair

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Mike Fox As a former public defender, my clients often faced an impossible choice: plead guilty to a crime they...

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The Fed’s Critiques of Rules-Based Monetary Policy Are Invalid

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