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Twice-Yearly Time Travel Is Bad for Your Health
Jeffrey A. Singer This weekend, we once again go through the ritual of “falling back” after “springing forward” last March...
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Podcast: Obamacare & the Government “Shutdown”
Michael F. Cannon I make an appearance on the latest episode of the Fresh Freedom podcast with Rep. Eric Burleson...
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The Folly of American Steel Protectionism
Clark Packard and Alfredo Carrillo Obregon On October 28, during the CEO luncheon at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in...
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On “Emergency” Tariff Refunds: There’s an Easy Way and a (Very) Hard Way
Scott Lincicome As the Supreme Court gears up to hear oral arguments next week in the challenge to President Trump’s...
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Do Certificate-of-Need Laws Improve Health Outcomes?
Jeffrey Miron In most industries, firms that want to enter face no legal restraints. In health care, however, many new...
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How Should Libertarians Think About Property Taxes?
Adam N. Michel Momentum is building in many states to limit and, in some cases, abolish property taxes. For libertarians...
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Food Stamp Shutdown Reveals the Fragility of Federal Welfare
Romina Boccia and Tyler Turman The ongoing government shutdown is threatening to stall funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), which...
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Kids’ Online Safety Laws Could Dig a Graveyard for Speech and Privacy
Jennifer Huddleston For many people, restrictions on the freedom to share their opinions online and listen to their favorite podcasts...
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More than What Is Due: Daniel Philpott on Criminal Justice
Matthew Cavedon On October 9, Notre Dame political science professor Daniel Philpott delivered the Fourth Annual Lecture on Catholic Political...
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What Will It Take for Congress to Admit Obamacare Has Failed?
Michael F. Cannon In 2008, then-Sen. Barack Obama (D‑IL) pledged that if he were to become president, by the end...
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