Fidel Castro was born just over one hundred years ago. The Communist Party, of course, has organized major celebrations while ...
Recently, the law firm Holland & Knight released a report analyzing appellate court decisions involving the California ...
In an attempt before American mid-term elections to shift blame for high U.S. fuel prices from his unnecessary and now ...
When President Trump gets frustrated with other countries—friendly or adversarial—he tends to threaten them, from Greenland ...
In a strikingly candid essay for New York Times Magazine, Nikole Hannah-Jones, the Pulitzer Prize-winning architect of the ...
Whenever inflation figures are released, politicians and news commentators are quick to blame rising prices on “capitalist ...
The World Health Organization declared an end to the COVID-19 public-health emergency more than three years ago. Its deaths, ...
Proposition 40 is called a one-time tax, but the way it is funded and California’s tax history suggest it will last. People adapt to a tax over time, so a ...
California’s billionaire tax is being sold to voters as a way to make the state’s wealthiest residents pay a fairer share, ...
Automated license plate readers like Flock cameras have been quietly appearing on roadsides all over the U.S. Florida is no ...
The U.S. government's total public debt outstanding has grown to more than $40 trillion, surpassing that threshold on August ...
This paper won third place in The Independent Review’s 2025 Student Essay Contest. In this essay, we first trace the intellectual and legal origins of administrative power in Part I, examining how ...
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