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Thomas A. Berry Today, in Free Speech Coalition v. Paxton, the Supreme Court upheld as constitutional a Texas law mandating that websites impose age verification...
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David Inserra Brazil’s Supreme Court finalized its decision to fundamentally undermine Brazil’s liability protections for platforms hosting online speech. The ruling continues a series...
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Neal McCluskey Parents have a right to opt their children out of readings in public schools that violate parents’ religious beliefs. So argued the...
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Colleen Hroncich “If you really want to get better at golf, go back and take it up at a much earlier age.” ~Thomas Mulligan It’s...
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Chris Edwards On May 11, 60 Minutes examined the huge fraud problem in federal spending programs. The piece stressed the growing losses from large-scale...
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Colin Grabow One hopeful theory behind the Trump administration’s “Liberation Day” tariff increases was that they were a negotiating tool to ultimately produce a...
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Michael F. Cannon I’m usually the guy reminding everybody, “It is not a ‘price control’ when the government reduces the prices [it] pays for...
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Michael F. Cannon Government should not purchase medicines for civilians. Period. The US Medicare and Medicaid programs illustrate why. Medicare pays significantly higher prices...
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Walter Olson I had missed the story from two weeks ago about what happened after (apparent) agents of the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement...
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Colleen Hroncich “Just do it yourself,” Cammy Herrera’s husband told her. Cammy, a former public school teacher, had been searching for a preschool program...
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Patrick G. Eddington House Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R‑FL). There are still some House members who understand that the Bill of Rights is not...
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Walter Olson The House Judiciary Committee on April 28 released budget reconciliation language that would do a truly remarkable thing: ban federal judges from...
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Chris Edwards Numerous American cities suffer from political corruption. New York City has had trouble for decades. Corruption is also prevalent in Los Angeles....
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