Editor's Pick
DOGE’s IRS Cuts in Perspective
Sophia Bagley One criticism we’ve seen of Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is that it could actually worsen...
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Premade Conclusions, Post-Hoc Data: The Problem with the MAHA Report
Jeffrey A. Singer, Terence Kealey, and Bautista Vivanco The MAHA Report, released by Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) Robert...
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Government-funded Research Published Exclusively in Government-funded Journals—What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
Jeffrey A. Singer Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., told listeners on the “Ultimate Human”...
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What Is the EPA’s Mission?
Jeffrey Miron On March 12, the Environmental Protection Agency underwent its “greatest day of deregulation,” relaxing or reconsidering 31 major rules...
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Shots to the Dome—Why We Can’t Model US Missile Defense on Israel’s “Iron Dome”
Justin Logan Trusty Defense and Foreign Policy Research Associate Ben Giltner and I have a piece in The Spectator pointing...
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Immigration is Good, Just Like Trade
Jeffrey Miron In response to President Trump’s 10 percent Liberation Day tariffs on all US imports, both conservative and liberal...
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Don’t Count on Tariff Revenue to Cover the “One Big Beautiful Bill”
Scott Lincicome In the May 26 Washington Post, I provide six reasons why—contra the White House spin—Republicans can’t and shouldn’t...
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Election Policy Roundup
Walter Olson Number ten in our series of occasional roundups on election law and policy: The Federal Election Commission has...
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Shifts, Not Shocks: Rethinking Rust Belt Decline
Norbert Michel and Jerome Famularo Supporters often justify the Trump administration’s trade policies by claiming that increased trade with China,...
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Friday Feature: LUMIN Schools
Colleen Hroncich At first glance, LUMIN Schools might look like other traditional schools. But when you dig a little deeper,...
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