Go West, Young Man—But Leave the Car at Home by Marshall Bursis
April 16, 2023 American car-dependency is a pernicious form of unfreedom that makes us less mobile, our economy less dynamic, and all of us less free.
The New Abortion Battlegrounds by Samarth Desai
July 5, 2022 In a post-Dobbs world, the clashes between pro-life and pro-choice advocates will be waged on five legal battlegrounds.
The End of Roe and Its Consequences by Samarth Desai
June 25, 2022 What does the Supreme Court’s decision overturning Roe v. Wade mean for the future of abortion and other constitutional rights in America?
Coming of Age as a Hamiltonian by Samarth Desai
November 15, 2021 A masterful biography of JFK’s early life gives us insight into the development of Kennedy’s foreign policy worldview.
The Democrats’ Tax Problem by Marshall Bursis
October 31, 2021 The inability of the current Democratic coalition to raise revenue poses a fundamental problem for the future of center-left politics in America.
Departmentalism and the Eviction Moratorium by Marshall Bursis
August 9, 2021 Bipartisan critics have called the Biden administration’s recent extension of the CDC’s eviction moratorium unconstitutional, but these assessments ignore the history of departmentalism and the important and legitimizing role of the Court’s comprehensive written opinions—something missing in Justice Kavanaugh’s curt concurrence.