America’s Not-So-Secret Secret Police

Case v. Montana Brief: Limit Loopholes to the Fourth Amendment

Christine Marsden The Founders envisioned the Fourth Amendment’s warrant requirement as a strong wall safeguarding citizens’ lives and property. Over time, its protections

Closing the Primary Care Gap

Jeffrey A. Singer With wait times for primary care averaging nearly three weeks, states should consider removing barriers that prevent qualified non-physician practitioners

What Should We Learn from China’s Nuclear Construction Costs?

David Kemp A Nature comment published last week provides interesting data on nuclear construction costs in China. The authors find that, unlike in

Tracking the Health of the Private School Sector

Colleen Hroncich As school choice programs surged in 2025—driven by new and expanded education savings accounts (ESAs), vouchers, and tax credits—families in many

Why I Helped Organize the Department of Energy’s Climate Report

The Tax Bill’s Success Will Turn on Regulatory Implementation

Adam N. Michel The One Big Beautiful Bill Act is now law, but the fight to restore fiscal discipline and support economic

Insider Trading Bans Are Ineffective

Jeffrey Miron and Jacob Winter A Senate committee recently advanced a bill that would ban members of Congress from trading individual stocks. Federal

Nine Examples of Waste in the New Markets Tax Credit Program

Adam N. Michel The New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) program was created to spur private investment in distressed communities. More than two

One in Five ICE Arrests Are Latinos on the Streets with No Criminal Past or Removal Order

David J. Bier Illegal profiling accounts for a substantial portion of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrests in 2025. While ICE has other