Justin Logan Last night’s midterm elections saw voters smash almost anything with the faintest hint of red. Now the blame game will begin,
Matthew Cavedon Democrats won control of both houses of Congress in last night’s midterm elections. Criminal law and civil liberties are likely to
Jeffrey Miron According to a recent Facebook post from the Department of War, DC is “SAFER THAN EVER BEFORE,” thanks to the National
Dan Greenberg I realize that everyone else in the universe is focused on today’s elections, but I nonetheless can’t get a news article
David Inserra On October 21, a New Mexico judge ordered Meta to pay the state $25 billion for violating its Unfair Practices Act.
Walter Olson Number 33 in our series of occasional roundups on election law and policy, this time focusing mostly on White House and Department
Thomas A. Berry Are you graduating from law school in 2027, or are you a lawyer with roughly 0–2 years of legal experience? Do
Jeffrey Miron New research about the effects of post-2008 bank regulation confirms what I’ve argued since the financial crisis: increased bank regulation will
Clark Packard and Alfredo Carrillo Obregon Recently, the American Primary Aluminum Association issued a report claiming as proof that the 50 percent Section 232
David J. Bier New US Census Bureau statistics released October 29 show that the immigrant share of the US population remained essentially flat
