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America Ripe for Reform
by | Nov 29, 2023

The last 50 years have confirmed Judge J. Harvie Wilkinson’s warning against a Supreme Court interference on abortion and gun control measures. The contending factions on these two issues — since the first was nationalized by Roe v. Wade and…

by | Nov 24, 2023

Underneath the political back-and-forth over environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing, we are seeing a sinister shift in targets. What began as a campaign among left-wing asset managers to blacklist and boycott fossil fuel companies has evolved into an exercise…

by | Nov 20, 2023

If you build mass transit, they will come. That “Field of Dreams” thinking is one of the operating assumptions behind the unprecedented federal and state spending spree on public transportation. The Biden administration is doling out as much as $108 billion on mass transit,…

by | Nov 15, 2023

In a world where economic decisions are mostly driven by short-term goals and political pressures, the need for a long-term, evidence-based approach is more pressing than at any time in memory. Enter the Copenhagen Consensus — a beacon of analytical…

by | Nov 11, 2023

Decisions rendered by the U.S. Supreme Court reverberate throughout our society and political system. In addition to actual decisions and the written opinions that accompany them, the Court sometimes has a major impact on public policy by choosing not to…

by | Nov 10, 2023

To hear them talk about it, feminists are fighting an uphill battle with the patriarchy, the pay gap, and gender inequality. But after Tuesday’s abortion victories in Ohio, Virginia, and Kentucky, it might just be time for feminists to spike…

by | Nov 10, 2023

There’s much talk this week about the need for a fiscal commission. The House Budget Committee held a hearing about it a few weeks ago. Pundits are Substacking about whether using the approach to put federal finances on a sustainable…

by | Nov 8, 2023

The “Big Three” — Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis — have had a tough go of things lately. The recently concluded strikes by their employees were perhaps the most visible indication that all is not roses in U.S. Autoland, but…

by | Nov 3, 2023

We are witnessing the abject failure of American foreign policy on major fronts. It may help to count the ways: the mismanagement of Iraq and rise of ISIS after the fall of Baghdad; Russia’s invasion of Georgia and acquisition of…

by | Oct 29, 2023

They say a good compromise is one in which nobody gets everything, everybody gets something, and nobody likes it. How do the disputing parties on the issue of assault rifle massacres find the common ground needed to agree on a…

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