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From the commentary, "There are real-life implications to progressive policies on crime and punishment. And it turns out it might just affect the health and well-being of" others.

In the case of a Walgreens closure, it hurts the very people it is trying to help.

The nationwide jump in shootings and homicides early in the pandemic and the rise in other crimes that followed in some places have made crime a hot topic again in the United States. It has been a pro...

Research shows that consumers refuse to cooperate with nanny state planners.

I think we can now confidently declare that Yale is the most disgraceful major university in America. On top of the shameful behavior of Yale Laws Stasi-like diversicrats in the now famous Trap House student email, we have recently learned of the fuss about a lecture from Dr. Sally Satel to Yales School of Medicine several months ago, based on her extended time living in Ohio and studying the opioid

Restructuring competition: The Biden executive order and beyond Antitrust experts from Penn reflect on the significance and likely consequences of the Biden Administration’s approach to competition policy. President Joe Biden recently issued a sweeping executive order calling for 72 new actions by the federal government aimed at increasing market competition and strengthening antitrust enforcement. In announcing his executive order, President Biden made it clear he w...

Harvard Law professor of Japanese Legal Studies J. Mark Ramseyer reportedly sent a thank you message to a supporter this week whose email denigrated Koreans’ “national character” and called Ramseyer Japan’s “only hope.” Ramseyer is already under fire in Korea for a paper that claims — against the historical consensus — that sex slaves under the Imperial Japanese military, known as “comfort women,” were voluntarily employed. “Comfort womenâ...