John Mueller For a settlement or ceasefire of the war in Ukraine to take place, those involved have to work out two “security…
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The Federal Government Is Losing Its Monopoly Over Scientific Truth: Lessons From the ACIP COVID Vaccine Debate
Jeffrey A. Singer Last June, Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. dissolved the 17-member Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices…
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Latest Education Survey: Good News for Private Choice, Bad for Public Schooling, Sobering for Ending Fed Ed
Neal McCluskey Every year, PDK International, a professional education association, conducts a survey gauging the American public’s views on various education issues. This…
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Stephen Slivinski Maybe you’re like me and you stick around until the end of the movie credits. (Or maybe you’re normal?) Sometimes it’s…
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Abouammo v. United States Brief: The Government Can Prosecute Crimes Only in the Districts Where They Happen
Matthew Cavedon The federal government’s plea for effectively unbounded prosecutorial forum shopping is incompatible with the original meaning of the Constitution’s provisions limiting…
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Trump Shouldn’t Cook the Books at the BLS, But It Doesn’t Matter as Much as You Think
Alex Nowrasteh and Adam N. Michel President Donald Trump recently fired Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) Commissioner Erika McEntarfer hours after the agency released unexpectedly…
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Alexander Xenos The First Step Act of 2018 has been hailed as the most significant criminal justice reform bill in a generation. The…
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Colleen Hroncich After graduating college and working as a CPA for a large accounting firm, Chrystal Bernard quickly realized accounting wasn’t her calling.…
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Jennings v. Smith Brief: Defending Alabamians from Illegal Police Demands for ID
Matthew Cavedon The Cato Institute, the Southern Policy Law Center, and the Woods Foundation joined an ACLU legal brief on August 14 that…
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Did Oregon’s Drug Decriminalization Increase Crime or Overdoses? —Separating Short-term Spikes from Long-term Trends
Jeffrey A. Singer Earlier this month, in a Wall Street Journal op-ed, Charles Fain Lehman highlighted a working paper released on July 30 by criminologists…