Friday Feature: Hilton Horizons Academy

Colleen Hroncich Candice Hilton had been a public school teacher for almost a decade, but was still excited when December rolled around. Christmas

Public Defender Shortages Suggest Rethinking Drug Criminalization

Matthew Cavedon and Kayla Susalla Earlier this month, the Oregon Supreme Court required the state to dismiss about 1,400 criminal cases because of a lack of defense counsel. The court held that

What the SCOTUS Tariff Decision Means for Fiscal Policy in Four Charts

Adam N. Michel and Santiago Forster The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) struck down President Donald Trump’s so-called “reciprocal tariffs” enacted

The Illusion of Limited War: Trump’s Misguided Approach to Iran

Brandan P. Buck

The Supreme Court Got it Right on IEEPA—But Don’t Pop the Champagne Yet

Clark Packard

Iran and the Persistence of US Failure in the Middle East

Jon Hoffman

New York Times—Voice of Reason on Election Administration?

Stephen Richer

The White House Still Can’t Grasp That Americans Pay US Tariffs

Scott Lincicome and Nathan Miller

Maritime Action Plan Highlights Washington’s Misplaced Shipbuilding Obsession

Colin Grabow

Politically Motivated Violence Is a Small Threat

Alex Nowrasteh