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March 17, 2025
Public Comments

Comment on the Development of an Artificial Intelligence (AI) Action Plan
To avoid industry-limiting cost increases and supply constraints, the administration is strongly encouraged to rethink the current tariff strategy.
By Matt Mittelsteadt
March 5, 2025
Testimony

A Hearing with Sanctuary City Mayors
Unfortunately, the US immigration system was not designed to be followed.
By David J. Bier
March 4, 2025
Testimony

Hearing on “Examining Monetary Policy and Economic Opportunity”
Good monetary policy helps American workers, retirees, and savers by ensuring that the economy does not stall due to an insufficient supply of money.
By Norbert Michel
February 18, 2025
Legal Briefs

Sullivan v. Texas Ethics Commission
Texas’s law chills the speech of ordinary citizens.
By Thomas A. Berry and Caitlyn Kinard
February 18, 2025
Legal Briefs

FCC v. Consumers’ Research
Our Founding Fathers knew that “the power to tax involves the power to destroy.”
By Thomas A. Berry, Brent Skorup, and Charles Brandt
February 10, 2025
Legal Briefs

Spirit Aerosystems v. Paxton
Texas’s “Right to Examine” statute grants the state Attorney General authority to demand immediate access to any corporate records without prior judicial review.
By Adam Kwon and Clark Neily
February 6, 2025
Legal Briefs

NetChoice v. Bonta
In September 2024, California enacted a law imposing significant restrictions on social media access.
By Thomas A. Berry
February 4, 2025
Testimony

Statement for the Record: The Fentanyl Crisis in America
Fentanyl is just the latest manifestation of what drug policy analysts call “the iron law of prohibition.”
By Jeffrey A. Singer
February 3, 2025
Legal Briefs

Diamond Alternative Energy v. EPA
Overly strict applications of standing doctrine are not just inconsistent with the original meaning of the Constitution, they are also inconsistent with established precedent.
By Thomas A. Berry, Brent Skorup, and Christine Marsden
January 27, 2025
Legal Briefs

M.M. v. King
Presumptively innocent arrestees who are detained pretrial have been prevented from seeing and hugging their own children for weeks, months, or even longer—and for no bona fide penological reason.
By Philip Mayor, Daniel Korobkin, and Clark Neily
January 27, 2025
Public Comments

Comment on FDA Proposed Tobacco Product Standard for Nicotine Yield of Cigarettes and Certain Other Combusted Tobacco Products
An effective cigarette ban is likely to ignite a robust black market in nicotine-containing cigarettes.
By Jeffrey A. Singer
January 22, 2025
Testimony

Restoring Immigration Enforcement in America
Trump’s policies endanger the rights of Americans by undermining due process and focusing on mass deportation rather than public safety.
By David J. Bier
January 22, 2025
Legal Briefs

Burgess v. Whang
The Founding generation adopted the Seventh Amendment to prevent lawmakers from shunting Americans into specialized and jury-less courts.
By Thomas A. Berry, Brent Skorup, and Ethan Yang
January 21, 2025
Legal Briefs

Wilson v. Midland County
The sad irony is that, far from disabling the federal judiciary from remedying the manifest wrongs suffered by Petitioner Erma Wilson, Congress has provided a remedy for exactly that type of injury, in the form of 42 U.S.C. § 1983.
By Clark Neily and Laura Bondank
January 21, 2025
Legal Briefs

Perttu v. Richards
Without putting the issue to a jury, the district court determined that Richards had failed to exhaust his administrative remedies and dismissed his suit.
By Caitlyn Kinard