Law & the Courts Some ‘Low-Level Offenses’ Are Really Irritating, Actually By Robert VerBruggen May 17, 2022 Turns out that when you stop enforcing laws, people no longer follow them.
NR PLUS Magazine Can Mass Shootings Be Prevented? By Robert VerBruggen May 12, 2022 A review of Trigger Points: Inside the Mission to Stop Mass Shootings in America, by Mark Follman.
Law & the Courts Police Killings and Race: More Than You Ever Wanted to Know By Robert VerBruggen March 9, 2022 A new report summarizes the research on a fraught topic.
Politics & Policy The Paradox of the 2020 Gun-Sales Spike By Robert VerBruggen December 10, 2021 The states with the biggest gun-sales spikes weren’t the same as the states with the biggest homicide spikes.
Education Remote Learning Was a Disaster By Robert VerBruggen November 22, 2021 There are no more excuses for remote instruction.
NR PLUS Law & the Courts Rittenhouse’s Fate Goes to the Jury By Robert VerBruggen November 16, 2021 His self-defense claims are strong, but acquittal is not certain.
Law & the Courts The Rittenhouse Prosecution Is Not Going So Well By Robert VerBruggen November 9, 2021 But we’ll see what the defense portion of the trial brings.
Fiscal Policy The Dems’ Mess of a Child-Care Plan By Robert VerBruggen October 20, 2021 Some technical aspects of the Democrats’ child-care proposal would be disastrous.
NR PLUS Magazine Crime Families By Robert VerBruggen September 16, 2021 Long-term changes in domestic structure are a reality with which to cope.
Law & the Courts ‘Evaluating the Police Shooting of Ashli Babbitt’ By Robert VerBruggen September 10, 2021 Three use-of-force experts break the case down.