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Spain’s Rent Control Is Failing—Argentina Shows a Better Way
Marcos Falcone On Friday, March 20, in light of the Iran war, which has pushed up energy and other prices,...
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States Are Gaming SNAP Error Rates to Avoid Federal Penalties
Romina Boccia and Tyler Turman The federal government spent roughly $100 billion on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in...
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60 Minutes on US Shipbuilding and the Jones Act
Colin Grabow Last month, I had the chance to sit down with 60 Minutes correspondent Lesley Stahl for a piece...
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Davis v. Warden Brief: Ensuring the Vitality of the First Step Act
Matthew Cavedon The Bureau of Prisons has improperly interpreted the First Step Act of 2018 (“FSA”) to deny thousands of...
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Restricting Clinicians at Every Level—and Calling It a Shortage
Jeffrey A. Singer As the US faces a projected shortage of 86,000 physicians by 2036, according to the Association of...
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Rare Earths, Vulcan, and Government Equity Stakes
Tad DeHaven The Trump administration is normalizing the idea that the federal government should take partial ownership in private companies...
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Postal Service Out of Cash
Chris Edwards The head of the US Postal Service (USPS) warned Congress last week that the government-run company was running...
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No, Credit Card Interest Rate Caps Won’t Help Consumers
Solveig Singleton The Century Foundation has proffered a report to advocate for credit card interest rate caps, on grounds that...
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The Remedy-Free Zone: Reclaiming State Power to Curb Federal Misconduct
Mike Fox George Retes. The legal plights of George Retes and René Quiñonez exemplify a modern American tragedy—not of criminal...
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Obamacare at 16: There’s No Reason Not to Provide Consumers Relief
Michael F. Cannon Today, supporters are celebrating the 16th anniversary of President Barack Obama signing the Patient Protection and Affordable...
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