Friday Feature: Lighthouse Preparatory Academy International

Colleen Hroncich Mikala Schreeder was working as a software developer in Silicon Valley and wanted to get involved in the local community. “I

Forward Guidance Keeps Forcing Bad Monetary Policy

Jai Kedia I recently had a letter to the editor published by the Wall Street Journal in support of Donald Luskin’s op-ed calling

9/11’s Visa Vetting Failures Were Fixed

David J. Bier The worst terrorist attack in world history occurred on September 11, 2001. Many security failures contributed to permitting the attacks

25 Years of the Post–9/11 War Powers Presidency

Molly Nixon

The Counterterrorism Response to 9/11 Killed More People Than It Saved

Alex Nowrasteh Nineteen Islamist terrorists murdered 2,979 people on September 11, 2001. The government’s counterterrorism (CT) response to 9/11, which was the deadliest

Financial Surveillance in the Shadow of 9/11

Nicholas Anthony September 11 marks one of the darkest days in US history. Terrorists murdered thousands of people on American soil, put countless

9/11—25 Years Later

Justin Logan Twenty-five anniversaries in, let’s drop the “clear blue September sky” line and recalling where we were when the attack happened. Nearly

Treasury Tries and Fails—Again—to Manage Bond Yields

Jai Kedia The Treasury Department has learned nothing from markets’ muted reactions to its bond price engineering schemes. Having doubled its long-end buybacks

Not All Data Center Tax Breaks Are Subsidies

Adam N. Michel The AI boom and resulting data center backlash are taking several forms. One dimension is the growing concern over subsidies.

Jouppi v. Alaska Brief: Seizing a $95,000 Plane Over a Passenger’s Beer Is Unconstitutional

Matthew Cavedon For the past 14 years, 83-year-old Ken Jouppi has been trying to prevent the State of Alaska from seizing his airplane. Mr.