blog Pardoning Government Corruption By Chris Edwards The “scope and magnitude of Trump’s second-term pardons are unprecedented.” And that policy runs directly counter to the Republican Party’s traditional focus on crime control.
Study Politically Motivated Killers: 51 Years of Terrorist Murders on US Soil, 1975–2025 By Alex Nowrasteh Politically motivated terrorism is a small threat regardless of the ideological motivations of the attackers.
Commentary How a Supplier of Nuts and Bolts Could Curb Trump’s Tariff Overreach By Scott Lincicome and Inu Manak A new lawsuit reveals how businesses are forced to navigate an opaque and arbitrary system.
blog Free Market Policies Did Not “Empty Out” the Midwest By Norbert Michel, Jai Kedia, and Jerome Famularo Free market economic policies implemented in the 1970s had nothing to do with population declines in the Midwest.
