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Cochrane Is Right About the Fed’s Predicament. Here’s the Reform Agenda.
Norbert J. Michel and Jai Kedia In the Washington Post this week, economist John Cochrane laid out the predicament facing...
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AI Is Remaking Election Speech. That’s Not Necessarily a Bad Thing.
David Inserra For a while now, experts and policymakers have been growing increasingly worried about the threat that generative AI...
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Trump’s Anti-Weaponization Fund Is a (Another) Slush Fund
Tad DeHaven and Molly Nixon The settlement in Donald Trump’s lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service, in which the president...
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There and Back Again: The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act
Norbert J. Michel and Christian Kruse House Financial Services Chairman French Hill (R‑AR), Ranking Member Maxine Waters (D‑CA), and other...
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After the Castro Tyranny, Cubans Should Lead Their Transition to Freedom
Ian Vásquez and Marcos Falcone The US indictment of Raúl Castro today raises hope for an end to the Castro...
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A Federal Gas Tax Holiday Would Be Expensive and Ineffective
Krit Chanwong Gas prices have surged due to the war in Iran. In response, President Donald Trump and Senator Josh...
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The SEC Throws in the Towel on Gag Orders
Clark Neily Earlier this week, the Securities and Exchange Commission quietly repealed a self-servingly speech-suppressing policy it had maintained for more...
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Banks Are Not Immigration Enforcement, Mr. President
Nicholas Anthony America is celebrating its 250th anniversary, but President Trump has forgotten the Constitution. The Bank Secrecy Act is...
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The Long Road to CLARITY
Ryan Chan-Wei On May 14, the Senate Banking Committee voted 15 to 9 to advance the Digital Asset Market Clarity...
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Why are Democratic States Suing to Allow for More Student Loan Debt?
Andrew Gillen After years of political fights over excessive student loan debt, there is a new, surprising twist. Twenty-five states...
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