On Sunday, Mexican security forces killed Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes (also known as “El Mencho), the founder and leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG). Cervantes was one of the most ...
This paper won third place in The Independent Review’s 2025 Student Essay Contest. In this essay, we first trace the intellectual and legal origins of administrative power in Part I, examining how ...
Trailing in Michigan’s Senate race, Mike Rogers has broken with Trump to call for ending the 50% tariff on Canadian goods.
Fidel Castro was born just over one hundred years ago. The Communist Party, of course, has organized major celebrations while ...
The “affordability crisis” is all over the news lately. It figures into predictions of how the next elections are going to ...
Rising deficits, aging demographics, and shrinking worker-to-retiree ratios are straining Social Security. Is it time for an ...
The United States and Russia have apparently agreed that Ukraine and Russia will undertake an “energy ceasefire,” according ...
As they face a “billionaire tax” and choose a new governor, Californians might recall the time they took the lead in civil ...
Discussion of the economic, legal, and policy implications of California’s proposed wealth tax (Prop 40) and what the measure ...
Recently, the law firm Holland & Knight released a report analyzing appellate court decisions involving the California ...
The Department of Agriculture (USDA) is a giant agency with a $481 billion budget, 65 percent of which goes to the food stamp program. As the 2026 farm ...
In last week’s column, I argued that while neither major party consistently fights to shrink government and protect civil liberties, the Republican Party is closer than the Democratic Party to ...
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