Matthew Cavedon Louisiana is no stranger to violating the constitutional duty to disclose exculpatory evidence to criminal defendants. In fact, half of the
Mike Fox Recently, I’ve begun to wonder how it is that grand juries—which have recently begun rejecting politically motivated prosecutions—have blessed prosecutions as ridiculous
Jeffrey Miron The standard argument for occupational licensing is that it keeps out low-quality providers. Existing evidence, however, does not support this claim;
Romina Boccia and Ritvik Thakur Over the coming decade, financing Medicare’s doctors’ services and outpatient care (Part B) and prescription drug coverage (Part
Travis Fisher and Michael Abi-Nader Last week, Williams—a natural gas company—hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony for a power plant called Socrates South that just
Solveig Singleton and Jerome Famularo The draft of the CFPB Reform Act of 2026 includes provisions that clarify the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s duty
Mustafa Akyol Religion & Liberty, a publication of the Acton Institute, published an insightful review of our edited book, No Compulsion in Religion—No
