#OpenDebate

 Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth. (Kyodonews/Zuma Press/Newscom)   In my March 5 Dispatch article on the Iran War and the Constitution, I…

Faculty and students at Tennessee’s public universities can speak more freely today after Governor Bill Lee signed the amended version of…

To put American traffic deaths in perspective, consider the Miami Marlins. Since 2012, the baseball team has played its home…

“Hate speech” is notoriously hard to define and is usually a subjective characterization of harsh words. Though the term is…

Let’s talk about something silly, but quite revealing: Would you press the red button or the blue button? A version…

If you follow public policy debates, you are probably familiar with the concept of unintended consequences. Laws or regulations implemented…

The most consequential inequality in America is not the wealth gap or the wage gap. It may not be the…

An excerpt from Turner v. Abelle-Kiser, decided Tuesday by the Maryland Appellate Court, (Judge Douglas Nazarian, joined by Chief Judge…

One of the more unexpected aspects of the Birthright Citizenship case was the return of Justice John Marshall Harlan. But…

Greetings and welcome to the latest edition of the Injustice System newsletter. The U.S. Supreme Court issued not one but…

I’ve finished reviewing the Supreme Court’s 92-page decision in Louisiana v. Callais (rhymes with waylay). I’ve distilled it down to about…

The popular science communicator Hank Green published a YouTube video titled “A Masterclass in Manipulation,” responding to a Reason video…