Must California Take Two Months To Resolve a House Race?
Walter Olson One big theme of my recent paper on election policy for the Nevada Policy Research Institute is that states need to make it...
Friday Feature: Riverside Educational Services
Colleen Hroncich Ashley Brodbeck was a classroom teacher for ten years, spending time in district, charter, and private schools. But when her daughter was born, she...
Americans Remain Worried about Food Prices . . . So Why Is Washington Trying to Increase Them?
Scott Lincicome Though grocery inflation has moderated in recent months, Bloomberg recently reported that food prices remain at the top of Americans’ inflation concerns. Unsurprisingly,...
It’s Time to Defund the OECD
Adam N. Michel President Biden’s Treasury Department has been the key driver of the Organisation for Economic Co‐operation and Development’s (OECD’s) project to create a global...
The Blockchain Integrity Act: Latest Attempt to Restrict Financial Privacy
Nicholas Anthony Last week I wrote that if Congress truly cares about the Constitution, it should step in and reform the sweeping financial surveillance that is...
No, Canada Did Not Recriminalize Drugs in British Columbia
Jeffrey A. Singer Casual readers might misinterpret reports of yesterday’s decision by the federal Canadian government to make it illegal to consume illicit drugs in...
As Policymakers Begin to Crack Down on Xylazine (Tranq), They Should Get Ready for Medetomidine
Jeffrey A. Singer The iron law of prohibition—the harder the law enforcement, the harder the drug—is the reason why, in recent years, fentanyl has replaced...