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Restrictionists claim that immigrants litter more, but the accusation is baseless and contradicted by available data.   

Featuring Jacob Sullum, Joycelyn Elders, Stanton Peele, Mitch Earleywine, Suzanne A. Sisley, & Jeffrey A. Singer

We've long understood that chicken and fish to be safe, but a new study has been released suggesting that both red meat (beef, pork, lamb or venison) and processed meat (sausages, bacon, ham, hot dogs) are also safe; and the panjandrums of the...

The key lesson here is rather a broader point: credulously accepting official justifications for war goes against the advice of history.

New York loses a climate-change securities fraud suit that should never have been brought.

Amidst the 2020 National Defense Authorization Act's usual mix of bloat and fiscal irresponsibility resides a greater omission: Congress continues to evade its responsibility to oversee the nation's wars.

The First Amendment is only one of the constitutional problems with the New York attorney general's investigation of speech about climate change.

Featuring Sir Paul Tucker and Caleb O. Brown

School choice is great, but we cannot let our hearts overcome either our adherence to the rule of law—the Constitution—or make us underestimate the potentially crushing unintended consequences that the product of our pure motives may have.

Give Nevada's Attorney General $30 million for a discretionary fund, and he'll drop his objection to your merger.

It’s a change to a surveillance power that should never have existed.

Policymakers seem oblivious to the harmful effects of prohibition.

Both Democratic candidates' plans pose a risk to our international trade in education and offer a major reason why the US shouldn't rush into enacting a free college system.