Lessons from the Quartering Acts of 1765 and 1774
By: TJ Martinell Most people are familiar with the Boston Tea Party, but not a lot of people know about the aftermath, and how that experience helped shape the Constitution and ...
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Fact Check: No, overruling Roe v. Wade would not endanger other rights
By: Rob Natelson In a previous essay, I surmised that the purpose of leaking the Supreme Court’s draft opinion overruling Roe v. Wade (pdf) was to expose one or more justices to ...
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State Language on Jury Nullification
Citizens Must Claim Rights: Founders Gave Juries the Right to Determine Law Spotlight March 20, 2000 Some say jury nullification is the most practical way to stop the juggernaut police ...
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Our Immigration Police State
By: Jacob Hornberger As I have long argued, a system of immigration controls necessarily comes with an immigration police state. Warrantless searches of farms and ranches near the border. Domestic highway ...
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Not Much: What the Feds are Authorized to Do Under the Constitution
By: Mike Maharrey The federal government is involved in almost every area of our lives. But it wasn’t supposed to be that way. Tench Coxe was a prominent supporter of the ...
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#StopTheWHO: How You Can Take a Stand Against International Health Regulation Amendments
By: World Council for Health #StopTheWHO The WHO is making a power grab over our health sovereignty by changing the International Health Regulations In May 2022, World Health Organization ...
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Walter Williams: State vs Federal Power
By: Michael Boldin “All the states should recognize that the power lies with the states. The states created the federal government. The federal government did not create the states.” ~ Walter ...
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The TSA Shouldn’t Exist
By: Michael Boldin Most people who oppose the TSA miss the real issue – whether it’s their facial recognition or their “more inclusive” screening protocols. There is no “fixing” an agency ...
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The Eternal Return of Price Controls
by Catherine Ruth Pakaluk One of the privileges of a rich man is that he can afford to be foolish much longer than a poor man. And this is the ...
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Taxation is Theft is Actually a Big Understatement
By: Michael Boldin A lot of my friends like to use the phrase “taxation is theft.” I do as well. But if we adopted the view of James Madison – we’d ...
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