Chris Pagliarella is counsel at Becket and visiting clinical lecturer with Yale Law School’s Free Exercise Clinic. He worked on Becket’s amicus brief in Murphy v. Collier.
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Suranjan Sen

Institute for Justice in Arlington, Va. Amid an ongoing homelessness crisis, there’s no good reason for municipalities to target nontraditional but private and reasonable living arrangements. Giving ...
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David Satter

Russia’s Road to Terror and Dictatorship Under Yeltsin and Putin and vice chairman of the Remembrance Society, which commemorates the victims of totalitarianism. The West must persuade him that ...

Josh Craddock

James Wilson Institute and the former editor in chief of the Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy. We must support the ...
Her vicious declarations are not something to be dismissed as mere foibles. They are the product of a diseased mind and must be repudiated.
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Andrew Doran

Andrew Doran is an author and the director of research for Remembering Upstate New York. He served on the policy-planning staff at the U.S. Department of State. The righteous wrath of modern ...
Suncor Energy v. Boulder County is the leading case in a wave of more than 60 climate lawsuits filed by progressive localities against oil and gas companies since 2017. Boulder (the county and the ...
Amid controversies large and small, the administration is moving diligently to dismantle decades of woke racial discrimination.
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Economics

Total demand in the economy is determined by monetary policy, not technological change. Two of the plan’s proposals, when taken together, show the Trump administration’s hostility to free trade, as ...
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Tony Woodlief

Tony Woodlief is State Policy Network's senior executive vice president and senior fellow for SPN's Center for Practical Federalism. Recent Trump executive actions have laid bare the extent to which ...
Americans who want to preserve what’s good in our higher education system must think like the Spartans defending Greece against the invading Persians.
‘L ook, it’s a binary choice.” That’s how I’ve somehow rationalized voting -- not once but three times -- for Donald Trump, whose second term amounts to the worst presidency of my lifetime. I still ...