NR PLUS Fiscal Policy By Rejecting a Record Tax Increase, Arizona Chooses a Better Path By Timothy Sandefur March 21, 2022 So long as Arizonans resist future tax-hike attempts, the state can be assured of economic growth that will pay for better schools.
NR PLUS Magazine Zora Neale Hurston vs. the ‘Race Man’ By Timothy Sandefur February 3, 2022 A review of You Don’t Know Us Negroes and Other Essays, by Zora Neale Hurston, edited by Henry Louis Gates Jr. and Genevieve West.
Law & the Courts Tax and Spend: Arizona’s Battle over Proposition 208 Goes to the Courts By Timothy Sandefur & Matt Beienburg September 13, 2021 How progressives are using ballot initiatives to raise taxes.
Law & the Courts Federal Law Has Failed Vulnerable Native American Kids By Timothy Sandefur January 22, 2020 As the Fifth Circuit hears a challenge to the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA), it’s worth considering the damage the ICWA has done.
NR PLUS Magazine Taking the Founders’ Moral Ideas Seriously By Timothy Sandefur November 21, 2019 A review of America’s Revolutionary Mind: A Moral History of the American Revolution and the Declaration That Defined It, by C. Bradley Thompson.
NR PLUS Magazine The Anti-Slavery Constitution By Timothy Sandefur September 12, 2019 From the Framers on, Americans have understood our fundamental law to oppose ownership of persons.
Health Care The Problem with ‘Price Transparency’ in Prescription Drugs By Naomi Lopez Bauman & Timothy Sandefur May 23, 2019 ‘List prices’ are meaningless.
NR PLUS Magazine A Radical for Individualism By Timothy Sandefur October 25, 2018 Timothy Sandefur reviews Frederick Douglass: Prophet of Freedom, by David W. Blight.
Law & the Courts Native American Children at Risk Need Protection Too By Timothy Sandefur August 1, 2018 Federal courts should eliminate the Indian Child Welfare Act.
Law & the Courts Attorneys General Should Stand Up for Native American Children By Timothy Sandefur November 3, 2017 The Indian Child Welfare Act harms Native American children at risk, by decreasing the state’s ability to protect them.