2 Recent Cases Illustrate the Limits of a Doctrine That Often Blocks Civil Rights Claims

The Death of Three Recent Giants: Lord Robert Skidelsky, Anwar Shaikh and Perry Mehrling

France's Welfare State Is Finally Imploding

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Yes, Cooking for Terrorists Can Be Material Support

Why teaching AI about symmetry could make prenatal diagnosis more reliable

Two Columbia Students Dissented on the Cornell Seven Case—then the Blowback Began

State Judicial Contests Are Heating Up

Sudan As A Mirror For Today’s World

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Mexico Faces the Populist Tide

The 3rd Circuit Upholds the Gun Rights of a Man Who Committed a Nonviolent Misdemeanor 2 Decades Ago

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Second Amendment Rights Not Forfeited by Past Drunk Driving Conviction

Second Amendment Rights Forfeited by Past Terroristic Threats Conviction

Congratulations to the Hoover Institution's Robert E. Hall, on His Economics Nobel Prize

If you lock the doors of a department store for 100 years, when you open them up again, it will be a museum

A profusion of Plath. Never has so much of her work – journals, letters, prose, poems – been available. Is it too much?

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Margaret Hamilton, computing pioneer who led software development for the Apollo program, dies at 90

Hoover Daily Report | October 13, 2026