DHS Classifies Just 4% of ICE Arrests as “the Worst”—Most for Nonviolent Offenses

David J. Bier This week, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) published data intended to prove that DHS immigration arrests are “starting with

New NDAA Repeats Mistakes of the Past

Benjamin Giltner

App Stores Still Don’t Need an Antitrust Solution

Jennifer Huddleston

Two Years of Milei: The Reform Agenda Moves Forward in Argentina

Marcos Falcone

Tinkering with Mortgage Features Won’t Fix a GSE-Distorted Market

Jerome Famularo

Afghan Terrorism Is a Small Threat in the United States

Alex Nowrasteh

Europe Blames America for Its Payment Problems—the Digital Euro Won’t Help

Nicholas Anthony

Stop Sidelining Methadone: Make Primary Care an Option Again

Jeffrey A. Singer

The Christmas Tree Tax

Adam N. Michel

Why Trump’s Interest in Australia’s Retirement System Should Alarm Americans

Romina Boccia and Ivane Nachkebia Last Tuesday, President Trump said he is looking “very seriously” at the compulsory Australian retirement savings program, which