I’d like to again solicit submissions to our peer-reviewed Journal of Free Speech Law, and mention one of our great advantages: We can publish quickly (by the standards of academic journals), if that’s what you’d like. Our most recent article, for instance, was submitted to us April 8. We require submissions that are exclusive to […]
From our motion for a preliminary injunction, filed today by my lawyers, Susan L. Kay, Jennifer Safstrom, and Ryan Riedmueller of the Vanderbilt Law School Stanton Foundation First Amendment Clinic: American citizens enjoy a First Amendment right of access to judicial records that state and local governments may not restrict unless the restriction withstands constitutional scrutiny. […]
Any moment now I am expecting John Cleese (a veteran of Monty Python) to jump out of the bushes and announce the creation of the Ministry of Silly Wars, with Donald Trump as the deranged leader. For you youngsters out there, Monty Python’s skit, The Ministry of Silly Walks, helped make the members of MP legends. I had to reference Monty […]
Interest rates may have fallen this year, if not for the uncertainty and higher costs created by President Donald Trump’s tariff schemes. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell told a House committee on Tuesday that the central bank likely would have “continued cutting” interest rates during the first half of 2025, but decided to hold rates […]
My essay on the subject, initially presented in late March at a conference at Yale Law School, is now up at Balkinization, together with various other essays from the same conference. Unfortunately, the footnote links don’t work with Balkinization’s posting software, so I thought I’d include it below; note that I’ve posted earlier versions of […]
New York is jockeying to build the first advanced nuclear power plant in the nation. On Monday, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) announced that she was directing “the state’s public electric utility to add at least 1 gigawatt of new nuclear-power generation to its aging fleet of reactors,” reports The Wall Street Journal. This […]
There has been much talk of disinflation, bu Read More Article from Mises Institute
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The Trump administration thought that its attack on Iranian nuclear facilities was a limited show of strength with no cost. “When you can’t solve it diplomatically, you use overwhelming military power to solve it, and then you get the hell out of there before it ever becomes a protracted conflict. That is the Trump doctrine,” […]