Applause for the Exception: How Legal Education Is Learning to Stop Limiting Power
Liberty often dies to thunderous applause. At a recent graduation ceremony at one of Latin America’s oldest and most prestigious law schools,
Liberty often dies to thunderous applause. At a recent graduation ceremony at one of Latin America’s oldest and most prestigious law schools,
Adam N. Michel
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By hiring a communist as his main housing adviser, New York Mayor Zohram Mamdani is fully committed to driving out private ownership
Mike Fox and Matthew Cavedon
From time to time, the American people need to be reminded who is the boss. The boss is the US government. The
The 1929 October stock market crash is one of the most important financial events in US history. Andrew Ross Sorkin’s book gives
Trump is clearly focused on building a legacy in his second term with his domestic vanity projects and dramatic foreign interventions. But