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Capitolism

The Government’s War on Starter Homes

Scott Lincicome / September 26, 2024

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Policy

Diversity Recruiting After ‘Students for Fair Admissions’

Robert VerBruggen / September 24, 2024

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Techne

A Bloated, Sluggish Attempt to Protect the Environment

Will Rinehart / September 19, 2024

Capitolism

Ending the Other Subsidy Race

Scott Lincicome / September 19, 2024

The Monday Essay

How the Myth of the Coequal Branches Became the Norm

Jay Cost / September 16, 2024

House Republican Conference Meets On Capitol Hill

The Morning Dispatch

Government Funding Fault Lines Reemerge

Grayson Logue, James P. Sutton, & Peter Gattuso / September 13, 2024

Aerial Views of San Francisco Ahead of FIFA 2026 World Cup

Techne

San Francisco, the Vetocracy by the Bay

Will Rinehart / September 12, 2024

Politics

Pro-Lifers’ Political Irrelevance May Be Good for the Movement

Matthew Lee Anderson / September 9, 2024

Policy

The Real Problem With Kamala Harris’ Tax Agenda

Alex Muresianu / September 6, 2024

National Urban League California Legislative Advocacy Day

Techne

California’s High-Stakes AI Bill Lacks Legal Awareness

Will Rinehart / September 5, 2024

The Morning Dispatch

What Would Trump 2.0 Look Like?

Mary Trimble, Grayson Logue, James P. Sutton, & Peter Gattuso / September 5, 2024

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Policy

How Generative AI Content Could Influence the U.S. Election

Valerie Wirtschafter / September 5, 2024

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Emergency vehicles with flashing lights are parked in front of a Subway restaurant and Penn Station near Times Square in New York City at night.

Policy

Why Don’t We Lock Up Repeat Offenders?

Charles Fain Lehman / June 10, 2026

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Policy

How to Bring Free Inquiry Back to Campus—And Restore Trust

Jonathan Farber / June 9, 2026

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Politics

California Is Giving Election Deniers a Ready Excuse

Stephen Richer / June 5, 2026

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Unlocked

Dispatch Markets

Shining a Light on Regulatory Dark Matter

Kevin D. Williamson / June 4, 2026

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