Editor’s Pick

Jennifer Huddleston On March 9, Anthropic filed two lawsuits against the government related to its designation as a “supply-chain risk.” One of these is a specific case for reconsideration under…

Jeffrey Miron A standard economic view holds that markets will moderate some kinds of discrimination because “profit” maximizing organizations will recognize that discrimination is costly to their bottom line or…

Neal McCluskey As I wrote when presenting the inaugural End Fed Ed Watch last month, there was considerable excitement about a year ago when the Trump administration was focusing on…

James Bacchus As the Trump administration imposes a barrage of illegal and unprecedented tariffs on an ever-increasing number of imported products, the rest of the world is showing that it…

Thomas A. Berry Anthropic is a tech company best known for developing the AI model Claude. Until recently, Anthropic contracted with the Department of Defense (also known as the Department…

Adam N. Michel I recently covered some of the economic, administrative, and historical problems with wealth taxes in my piece, “The Return of the Wealth Tax, Evidence Against Them Is…

Jennifer Huddleston On March 5, the House Energy and Commerce Committee held a markup on three youth online safety-related bills. These proposals, the KIDS Act, which includes the Kids Online…

Matthew Cavedon No, it is a civil offense punishable by a $50 fine (though reentering the country after removal is a crime). However, a recent article by theologian Terence Sweeney…

Benjamin Giltner Another day, another boomer war, another boomer remark from America’s head of state. This morning, President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social that, “There will be no deal with Iran except…

Colleen Hroncich “I learned over the years of homeschooling that all of my kids were different,” says Arizona mom Denise Lever, who homeschooled her three children through high school. One…