His recent Wall Street Journal column on this subject makes some interesting points, but raises more questions than answers.

Rainer Zitelmann's book argues that private ownership and competition, not government control, should shape the future of the moon and space.

"Democrats are heading into the last month of the midterm elections campaign with ambitions going deeper and deeper into red ...

The CRFB is almost certainly correct. The U.S. Department of the Treasury, using figures through the end of August, put the 2026 federal deficit at $1.965 trillion. It's a fair bet that another month ...

The ruling has major implications for property owners when the government destroys their possessions in the exercise of ...

A lawsuit alleges New York City's Rent Guidelines Board broke the law by arbitrarily predetermining the outcome.

Today, Lawfare published my new article "The President Doesn't Have Unlimited Power to Impose Import Bans." Here is an ...

First Amendment claim, though only as to his own right to wear "Wantagh Warriors"-related gear at games and school functions.

He is currently chief engineer of Skip-Glide, Inc, and serves on the advisory boards of the Interstellar Research Group and the National Space Society.

The most infamous atrocity of the U.S.-Iranian war happened in its first few hours. During the U.S.-Israeli surprise attack on Iran on the morning of February 28, 2026, a missile blew up an elementary ...

Last year, Yale University President Maurie McInnis formed a committee of Yale faculty members to "undertake a project of thorough self-examination." She wanted to know: Why is the public losing trust ...

The government's argument, which the court apparently found persuasive: "The denial was not arbitrary but based on documented allegations, even if unsubstantiated." ...