The Second(-Class) Amendment
Unless the right to bear arms is put on a par with the rest of the Bill of Rights, the coming wave of gun-control laws may swamp a core constitutional ...
Politics & Policy
This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—November 18
2003—By a vote of 4 to 3, the Massachusetts supreme court (in Goodridge v. Department of Public Health) imposes same-sex marriage on the benighted citizens of Massachusetts, as the court ...
A Presidential Candidate Who Believes in What He’s Lived
Democrats could do a lot worse than John Delaney as their 2020 presidential nominee, and, being Democrats, they probably will.
This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—November 17
2014—For the second month in a row, the Supreme Court (in Frost v. Van Boening) summarily and unanimously reverses an opinion authored by Ninth Circuit judge Sidney Thomas. Thomas, a ...
How D.C. Is ‘Getting Guns Off the Street’
Its aggressive practices are an affront to civil liberties.
The Wrong Time to Cut Defense Spending
A new bipartisan report exposes the dangers facing America.
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Jeff Sessions’ Replacement Thinks Mueller Is Going Too Far With FBI Probe
Talk of Russia and the Mueller probe is back in the news.
Policymakers Should Listen to Voters on School Choice
State and federal policymakers must no longer ignore the evidence that our K–12 system is not doing the job for America’s students.
On Criminal Justice, Trump Embraces the Left’s Racism Rhetoric
African Americans were not disproportionately prosecuted for crack.
Why the Senate Shouldn’t Grandstand on Mueller
Even if you think the special counsel should be protected, the bill is unconstitutional.
A Small Step For Budget Reform
Pretty much everyone now acknowledges that the federal budget process is broken. And in the budget bill signed in February, Congress itself acknowledged this and created a special, bicameral committee ...