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We’re Not Out of the Woods on the Law Firm Revenge Orders
Walter Olson The Trump administration, on March 2, filed to drop its appeals in all four pending law firm penalty...
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When the State Threatens Death to Buy a Conviction
Mike Fox Michael Anthony Baltimore, Jr. In the high-stakes theater of the American legal system, the trial is often sold...
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The Secretary of Defense Is Misleading the American People
Benjamin Giltner General Dan Caine and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth finished a joint press conference this morning. Hegseth stated that...
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Adam Smith and Market Taoism
James A. Dorn Adam Smith (1723–1790), often known as the “founding father of economics,” was, in fact, a moral philosopher...
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Chatrie v. United States Brief: The Fourth Amendment Protects Your Digital Records
Laura Bondank, Brent Skorup, and Matthew Cavedon In May 2019, a gunman robbed the Call Federal Credit Union in Midlothian,...
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Tariff Refund Delays Could Cost Taxpayers $700 Million a Month
Scott Lincicome, Nathan Miller, and Alfredo Carrillo Obregon We wrote last week that the Trump administration might renege on its...
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How Justice Gorsuch Helped Save Us from a “Climate Emergency”
Travis Fisher Justice Neil Gorsuch is facing the ire of the right (including President Trump) for joining the 6–3 majority...
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Argentina’s Labor Reform Is a Step in the Right Direction
Marcos Falcone On February 27, following the House of Representatives’ vote last week, the Argentine Senate passed a new labor...
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Cato Experts React to U.S. Attacks on Iran
Jon Hoffman, Brandan P. Buck, and Katherine Thompson President Donald Trump says the U.S. has begun “major combat operations” in...
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Anthropic Just Showed What Doing the Right Thing Looks Like
Jennifer Huddleston Earlier this month, the Pentagon threatened to invoke the Defense Production Act (DPA) or label Anthropic a “supply...
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