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House Budget Committee Advances Fiscal Commission to Address Government Spending and Debt
Romina Boccia It was a big week for advancing fiscal restraint in Congress. The House Budget Committee passed the Fiscal Commission...
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CFPB Targets Overdraft Fees in Biden’s War on Prices
Nicholas Anthony The Biden administration has not let up in its “war on junk fees,” or perhaps more accurately, its...
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Taiwan Waits Longer for HIMARS, F-16s, and Abrams Tanks than Other Recipients
Eric Gomez The backlog of US weapons that have been sold but not delivered to Taiwan is a hot topic, impacting...
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More State Lawmakers Propose To Regulate Farm Practices in Other States
Walter Olson Three‐quarters of the eggs sold in Maryland are raised in other states. HB0357 / SB0193, a bill in the...
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What’s New in the CFTC’s DeFi Report Is Welcome, and What’s Unwelcome Is Not New
Jack Solowey and Jennifer J. Schulp For years, US regulators’ approach to crypto has been, frankly, unhinged. The Securities and...
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Two Great First Amendment Decisions by Judge Willett and the Fifth Circuit
Thomas A. Berry The Fifth Circuit has had a mixed record lately on First Amendment issues (with the biggest lowlight being...
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It’s National School Choice Week!
Colleen Hroncich After a string of holidays from October through December, January can seem like a letdown. Unless you’re someone—a parent, student,...
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Clean Energy Subsidies vs. a Carbon Tax
Jeffrey Miron A fundamental issue in debates over climate policy is that politicians and the public do not like the...
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My Year’s Worth (or Two) of Election Law Writing
Walter Olson Following the example of two years ago, I’ve compiled this catalogue of my writings (and a few podcasts) since...
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The Solution to Every Problem Is Not Another Government Program
David Boaz The Washington Post reports: Moore is not close to accomplishing his moonshot goals — among...
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