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By themselves, license plates, which debuted in the United States at the turn of the 20th century, are pretty low-tech.…

New York is attempting to squeeze $36 billion from the prediction market Kalshi for operating in the state without cutting…

Hamas disarmament: Yesterday, President Donald Trump announced that the Board of Peace, the entity overseeing the ceasefire in Gaza between…

Last September, the U.S. military fired the first of 63 strikes against 67 small fishing boats in the Caribbean Sea…

The Federal Reserve has served different roles at different times, but since 1977, the central bank has operated with a…

Police officers were placed in Iowa schools to keep students safe from violence, but the threat they most commonly deal…

PHILADELPHIA, July 30, 2026 — U.S. colleges are increasingly eliminating or narrowing restrictive speech codes, continuing an encouraging trend that…

Whenever Ms. Gordon lets her sons go outside now, she cleans house. “All right, my kid just went around the…

State governments often argue that it’s necessary to give subsidies to private companies to encourage economic development. In return, they…

SEBRING, Fla., July 29, 2026 — In a story stranger than fiction, a Florida college fired an English professor for nothing…

A federal court has slapped down an attempt by the town of Johnston, Rhode Island, to use eminent domain to…

Illustration: Lex Villena; Lev Kropotov My new article, “The Constitutional Case Against Exclusionary Zoning” (coauthored with Josh Braver) is now…