Red flag laws are a threat to everybody’s rights, giving government the ability to take away constitutional rights of people who haven’t violated the law.

Ortega tightens grip on power amid widespread rebellion.

The war on drugs makes it far too easy for corrupt police officers to plant evidence on people.

National effort to inform union members of their opt-out rights.

The law has limits to changing hearts and minds.

One hidden cost of inflation is that it makes an increasingly large share of cash holdings and transactions subject to government surveillance.

Teachers are not law enforcement officers, and as civilians under attack, they should not be expected to confront a shooter, and would almost surely be ineffective if they tried.

As I read about the demonstrations in Iran, my thoughts turn to conversations I’ve had with Iranian citizens over the past several years.

One of the most important factors that generate prosperity is rule of law.

Last year I put up a blog post on the Black Lives Matter movement, saying that the movement had a valid complaint about the excessive and too often fatal use of force against unarmed and too often innocent blacks. I believe I received more comments on that post, both positive and negative, both on...
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