Matthew Cavedon In March 2021, Diontai Moore came home from his birthday party to the townhouse he shared with his fiancee, Gwendolyn Pullie,
Clark Neily One of the US Supreme Court’s most significant Fourth Amendment cases was 1968’s Terry v. Ohio. In Terry, the court held that
Romina Boccia and Dominik Lett The Biden administration’s unilateral executive actions could cost taxpayers $2 trillion over the next decade, according to an
Justin Logan Without US military support, neither Ukraine nor Israel could sustain the wars they are fighting at present. From the first day
Roger Pilon Last week I had a short letter in the Wall Street Journal commenting on an op-ed by Journal editorial board member Collin Levy
Alex Nowrasteh During the September 10 debate, former President Donald Trump channeled internet rumors when he said that Haitian migrants in Springfield, Ohio,
Marc Joffe The California State Legislature continues to churn out reams of legislation to address the state’s homelessness crisis and housing shortage, with
Nicholas Anthony After former President Donald Trump announced his proposal to restrict credit card interest rates, I warned Americans that price controls are something
Matthew Cavedon According to his legal complaint, petitioner Roy Sargeant is a prison inmate who has cooperated with the government and therefore was
David J. Bier While announcing an interest rate cut this week, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell made comments about immigration that many have
