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Beyond the Monolith: Understanding Jewish Plurality

Despite the way the world views us, every Jew has a different story.

Trump’s Rhetoric Echoes Hitler

Trump’s rhetoric echoes the racism and dehumanization present in the rhetoric of Adolf Hitler. His language is uncharacteristic of a politician governing on behalf of all Americans irrespective of race, ethnicity, or citizenship status. It is the kind of talk expected from a totalitarian dictator.

Why Congress Must Pass the High Court Gift Ban Act

Gifts: a standard way for individuals to express gratitude or love toward others. They show up on birthdays and holidays, and they typically serve...

Should Drugs be Legal?

The double standard the government places on drugs is unjustly restrictive, and only exacerbates the drug epidemic.

The Room Where It Happens

The thing nobody tells you about jury duty is how unpredictable it is. It may be a well-oiled machine from the judge’s perspective, but for the jurors, each step is a surprise. 

How Pharmacy Benefit Managers Inflate Prescription Drug Costs

The services that PBMs provide are necessary. However, the vertical integration between health insurers, PBMs, and pharmacies grant PBMs disproportionate control over how much Americans spend on prescription drugs.

The Complicated Future of Electric Vehicle Policy

As the Biden administration draws to a close, most environmental policy experts and economists can agree that we will fall well short of its ambitious environmental standards.

Charged for Success: A Free Market Path for U.S. Electric Vehicle Expansion

It is either now or never that the U.S. gears up to reach the EV milestones it optimistically announced at the start of the decade.

Trump Won. What’s Next?

If Trump keeps his word, policy on the border and the economy will likely be the main focus of a new administration, while reproductive rights and involvement in foreign crises are moved to the back burner.

It’s Time For the People’s House to Bulk Up

Since 1911, the U.S. population has tripled, but the number of House seats has remained stagnant at 435. It’s time for the U.S. to consider expanding Congress again.