Every controller knows the sentence that ends careers: “We booked that as revenue.” For a year, Washington booked tariff collections as revenue. Then the Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in Learning Resources v. Trump that the emergency law behind tariffs never authorized them. Now the money is going back out the door. The scale is hard […]

In the years following the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision, the landscape of American reproductive healthcare has undergone a profound structural shift. For policymakers and advocates who spent decades working toward state-level restrictions, the implementation of total or near-total bans in 13 states represents a monumental statutory milestone. However, achieving a legislative victory […]

At long last, America’s job creators can fully protect their workers from racist, sexist, and other harassing verbal attacks. It’s a shock that that sentence has to be written in the year 2026. The Civil Rights Act, which was supposed to end harassing language in the workplace, has been the law of the land since […]

Tennessee attempted to carry out the death sentence imposed on Christa Pike on Wednesday. The state administered its prescribed lethal-injection procedure. Pike survived. Instead of leaving the execution chamber deceased, she was transported to a medical facility. The Tennessee Department of Correction subsequently maintained that every step of its authorized protocol had been followed and […]