Rather Than Litigate Over Encampment Sweeps, San Francisco Could Provide Shelter for Local Homeless
Marc Joffe The City and County of San Francisco are fighting a court injunction against the removal of
Vivek Ramaswamy’s Conditions for Allowing Elections
Walter Olson Election reform does not appear among the 25 planks in Vivek Ramaswamy’s published policy plan.
Do the Presidential Candidates Like the Constitution, or Just the Idea of it?
Anastasia P. Boden The Constitution literally made an appearance at the first Republican presidential debate last Wednesday.
Marijuana Should Be De-Scheduled, Not Re-Scheduled
Jeffrey A. Singer Bloomberg News is reporting that U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Assistant Secretary
Farm Bill Provides Opportunities for Cuts
Chris Edwards Did the debt‐ceiling deal passed in May reflect a new congressional focus on spending restraint? Or
CBDC: Inclusion of the ‘Unbanked’ or Illusion?
Kevin Dowd and Nicholas Anthony Advocates of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) often claim that CBDCs will
New Rule Makes Pregnant Workers Fairness Act More Costly
Vanessa Brown Calder Late last year, Congress passed the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act (PWFA) as part of
Should Muslims Really Welcome Denmark’s Proposed Anti-Blasphemy Law?
Mustafa Akyol Tension is growing in Sweden and Denmark, and in much of the Muslim world, because
1.8 Million in Employment-Based Green Card Backlog
David J. Bier The employment‐based green card backlog reached a new record of 1.8 million cases this year.
U.S. Allowing Weapons Customers to Commit Crimes Against Humanity on the Saudi-Yemen Border
Jordan Cohen and Jonathan Ellis Allen President Joe Biden wants to sign a security agreement with Saudi Arabia