June 22, 2020 5 Things I Learned Debating the Harvard Prof Who Called for a “Presumptive Ban” on Homeschooling The 90‐minute webinar only scratched the surface of the issue about who is presumed to know what is best for children: parents or the state. Foundation for Economic Education By Kerry McDonald
June 19, 2020 Supreme Court’s Illegal Immigration Ruling Applies Different Legal Standards to Different Presidents And it allows presidents to legislate, a recipe for everexpanding federal and executive power The Federalist By Ilya Shapiro
June 18, 2020 Two Cheers for Unfiltered Information Liberally governed platforms are often blamed for their role in transmitting falsity and hate but seldom lauded when they facilitate the spread of life‐saving information. Techdirt By Will Duffield
June 17, 2020 The War on Opioids: Digital Dystopia Edition If all of this sounds somewhat terrifying, that’s because it is. Orange County Register By Jeffrey A. Singer and Patrick G. Eddington
June 17, 2020 The Senate’s Defense Authorization Bill Ignores Our New Reality The annual policy bill takes almost no notice of a pandemic that has already wrought more destruction than most of our country’s wars. Defense One By Brandon Valeriano, Lauren Sander, and Eric Gomez