Patrick G. Eddington Late yesterday (April 9), the House Rules Committee held a marathon hearing to set the terms of debate, including allowable amendments,
Thomas A. Berry The selection of Matthew Whitaker to be acting attorney general in 2018 directed unprecedented attention toward a previously little‐studied constitutional question.
Alex Nowrasteh The annual chance of being murdered in a foreign‐born terrorist attack in the United States was about 1 in 4.5 million during the
Romina Boccia and Dominik Lett To date, the US has committed about $114 billion in Ukraine‐related emergency funding, equivalent to the combined 2023
Anastasia P. Boden, Brent Skorup, and Christopher Barnewolt The Supreme Court has said that political speech “occupies the ‘highest rung of the hierarchy
Patrick G. Eddington Last June, the Cato Institute filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request with the Department of Justice (DoJ) seeking the
Marc Joffe Although often demonized, the core idea of 15‐minute cities is not necessarily objectionable: living within a short walk or bike ride from
David Kemp and Peter Van Doren The Federal Rail Administration (FRA) just finalized a rule that would require freight trains to operate with at
Travis Fisher Electricity demand is growing again in America. Although many of us welcome such growth as a hopeful sign of a recovering economy, there
Walter Olson For decades auto clubs formed the basis of a thriving system for the provision of group legal services to ordinary Americans. They
