The ‘Sleeper News’ in Biden’s Student-Debt Plan
The income-driven-repayment changes could be catastrophic.
Biden’s Student-Loan Plan Throws Money at the Middle Class, Not the Wealthy
The final plan manages not to be outright regressive.
Crime and ‘Overpunishment’: A Short History
A review of The Myth of Overpunishment, by Barry Latzer.
Some ‘Low-Level Offenses’ Are Really Irritating, Actually
Turns out that when you stop enforcing laws, people no longer follow them.
Can Mass Shootings Be Prevented?
A review of Trigger Points: Inside the Mission to Stop Mass Shootings in America, by Mark Follman.
Police Killings and Race: More Than You Ever Wanted to Know
A new report summarizes the research on a fraught topic.
The Paradox of the 2020 Gun-Sales Spike
The states with the biggest gun-sales spikes weren’t the same as the states with the biggest homicide spikes.
Rittenhouse’s Fate Goes to the Jury
His self-defense claims are strong, but acquittal is not certain.
The Rittenhouse Prosecution Is Not Going So Well
But we’ll see what the defense portion of the trial brings.