Trump Considers Naming Next Fed Chair Early in Bid to Undermine Powell
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The Genocide Called World War I
The biggest battle in US Army history was the 1918 Meuse-Argonne offensive. This World War I battle is rarely mentioned in our media and school history books. Once a million American draftees were assembled for combat in France, they were ordered to charge into the strongest German positions, resulting in 26,277 American soldiers slaughtered in […]
Clarence Thomas Undermines Free Speech in Porn Site Age-Verification Case
Justice Clarence Thomas has a mixed record when it comes to freedom of speech. Sometimes, Thomas will write an opinion that leaves First Amendment advocates cheering. But other times, he will write one that leaves the same advocates scowling. Friday was a scowling sort of day. Writing for a 6-3 Supreme Court majority in Free […]
America Has Plenty of Experience With Government-Run Stores, and It Isn’t Pretty
In the recently concluded Democratic primary for New York City mayor, state Assemblymember Zohran Mamdani emerged victorious, beating out former Gov. Andrew Cuomo, among others, for the nomination. One proposal that galvanized both supporters and opponents was Mamdani’s plan to open five city-owned grocery stores—one in each borough. In a campaign video, he called the […]
Congratulations to Sam Bray and Will Baude, Cited in the Universal Injunction Case
It’s Trump v. CASA, Inc.; Sam was cited extremely heavily (16 times by my count). The post Congratulations to Sam Bray Read More Article from Reason.com
Short Circuit: An inexhaustive weekly compendium of rulings from the federal courts of appeal
Please enjoy the latest edition of Short Circuit, a weekly feature written by a bunch of people at the Institute for Justice. This week, a federal judge granted IJ clients a temporary restraining order in our third case challenging new federal rules for money-services businesses along the Mexican border—rules that will drown honest people in paperwork […]
Fumes of a Failed System: Bolivia’s Gasoline Crisis
Bolivians are finding out the hard way that socialist ene Read More Article from Mises Institute
Elite Arrogance, Incompetence and Willful Ignorance Leading to Unintended Consequences
Robert Barnes has often spoken of how today’s perilous geopolitical situation is reminiscent of that on the eve of the Great War (World War I). Cloistered and insular political elites are displaying the same willful ignorance and haughty arrogance, the same incompetence and destructive disdain for future unintended consequences, as those earlier pompous leaders of […]
Criminal Justice Reformers Should Welcome Pam Bondi’s Gun Rights Restoration Initiative
The Justice Department is proceeding with plans to revive a moribund relief process for people who have lost their Second Amendment rights as a result of criminal convictions. The department’s FY 2026 budget proposal, published earlier this month, includes funds for a Firearm Rights Restoration Initiative within the Office of the Pardon Attorney. That is […]
How DHS Facial Recognition Tech Spread to ICE Enforcement
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is using a smartphone app to identify people based on an image of their fingerprints or face, 404 Media reported Thursday, based on a review of internal ICE emails. The expanding and repurposing of this sophisticated technology, ordinarily used by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) when people are entering […]
The Genocide Called World War I
The biggest battle in US Army history was the 1918 Meuse-Argonne offensive. This World War I battle is rarely mentioned in our media and school history books. Once a million American draftees were assembled for combat in France, they were ordered to charge into the strongest German positions, resulting in 26,277 American soldiers slaughtered in […]
Clarence Thomas Undermines Free Speech in Porn Site Age-Verification Case
Justice Clarence Thomas has a mixed record when it comes to freedom of speech. Sometimes, Thomas will write an opinion that leaves First Amendment advocates cheering. But other times, he will write one that leaves the same advocates scowling. Friday was a scowling sort of day. Writing for a 6-3 Supreme Court majority in Free […]
America Has Plenty of Experience With Government-Run Stores, and It Isn’t Pretty
In the recently concluded Democratic primary for New York City mayor, state Assemblymember Zohran Mamdani emerged victorious, beating out former Gov. Andrew Cuomo, among others, for the nomination. One proposal that galvanized both supporters and opponents was Mamdani’s plan to open five city-owned grocery stores—one in each borough. In a campaign video, he called the […]
Congratulations to Sam Bray and Will Baude, Cited in the Universal Injunction Case
It’s Trump v. CASA, Inc.; Sam was cited extremely heavily (16 times by my count). The post Congratulations to Sam Bray Read More Article from Reason.com
Short Circuit: An inexhaustive weekly compendium of rulings from the federal courts of appeal
Please enjoy the latest edition of Short Circuit, a weekly feature written by a bunch of people at the Institute for Justice. This week, a federal judge granted IJ clients a temporary restraining order in our third case challenging new federal rules for money-services businesses along the Mexican border—rules that will drown honest people in paperwork […]
Fumes of a Failed System: Bolivia’s Gasoline Crisis
Bolivians are finding out the hard way that socialist ene Read More Article from Mises Institute
Elite Arrogance, Incompetence and Willful Ignorance Leading to Unintended Consequences
Robert Barnes has often spoken of how today’s perilous geopolitical situation is reminiscent of that on the eve of the Great War (World War I). Cloistered and insular political elites are displaying the same willful ignorance and haughty arrogance, the same incompetence and destructive disdain for future unintended consequences, as those earlier pompous leaders of […]
Criminal Justice Reformers Should Welcome Pam Bondi’s Gun Rights Restoration Initiative
The Justice Department is proceeding with plans to revive a moribund relief process for people who have lost their Second Amendment rights as a result of criminal convictions. The department’s FY 2026 budget proposal, published earlier this month, includes funds for a Firearm Rights Restoration Initiative within the Office of the Pardon Attorney. That is […]
How DHS Facial Recognition Tech Spread to ICE Enforcement
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is using a smartphone app to identify people based on an image of their fingerprints or face, 404 Media reported Thursday, based on a review of internal ICE emails. The expanding and repurposing of this sophisticated technology, ordinarily used by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) when people are entering […]