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The Dubious Origin of "Three Strikes Law" Mar. 11, 2025
The rising tide of urban violence during the 1980s and 1990s caused lawmakers to consider ways to up... Read More
California: Where Common Sense Goes To Die Jun. 06, 2024
The circus came to California a long time ago, and there are no signs it's packing up any time soon.... Read More
Texas and Florida Say the First Amendment Must Be Sacrificed to Save It: Supreme Court Arguments About Two Social Media Laws Highlight a Dangerous Conflation of State and Private Action Feb. 28, 2024
A social media platform is like a telegraph, Texas Solicitor General Aaron Nielson told the Supreme ... Read More
Halloween Horror Stories in Post-Roe Idaho Nov. 03, 2023
The libertine Left in America is infuriated that Roe v. Wade was overturned. In their ideal world, a... Read More
The Allen Massacre Underlines the False Promise of 'Universal Background Checks': Mass Shooters Typically Do Not Have Disqualifying Records, and Restrictions on Private Gun Sales Are Widely Flouted May. 10, 2023
After the mass shooting that killed eight people at a shopping mall in Allen, Texas, last Saturday, ... Read More
If My Kids Ask About Trump, Here's What I'll Say Apr. 08, 2023
One day, I'll explain to my sons why Donald Trump was charged with a crime. Well, 34 crimes, to be ... Read More
Dems Attack Suburban Homeowners Feb. 08, 2023
If you've worked hard to afford a suburban house with a patch of lawn where your kids can play, you'... Read More
The 3rd Circuit Considers Whether Nonviolent Crimes Justify the Loss of Second Amendment Rights: Because of a Misdemeanor Welfare Fraud Conviction, Bryan Range Is No Longer Allowed to Own Guns Jan. 11, 2023
Back in 1995, Bryan Range pleaded guilty to fraudulently obtaining $2,458 in food stamps by misrepre... Read More
The Supreme Court's Decision Is a Huge Win for the Constitution Jun. 24, 2022
In the 2008 case of District of Columbia v. Heller, the Supreme Court recognized the individual righ... Read More
'Red Flag' Laws Require a Tricky Balance: If Congress Decides To Encourage Them, It Should Not Overlook the Importance of Due Process Protections Jun. 15, 2022
It is easy to understand the bipartisan appeal of a policy that promises to reduce gun violence by t... Read More
Commonly Touted Policies Are Ill-suited To Stopping Mass Shooters: These Three Gun Controls Failed in New York, and There Is Little Reason To Think They Would Work Elsewhere May. 25, 2022
"In New York," former Gov. Andrew Cuomo bragged on Sunday, "we passed the best (gun control) laws in... Read More
Clickbait Crusaders Challenge Cops Jan. 18, 2022
An activist's testy exchange with a small-town police chief is stoking outsize outrage on YouTube, t... Read More
Rejecting Societal Safety Measures May Feel Liberating, but the Costs Are Real Sep. 10, 2021
New data shows a marked increase in Missouri motorcycle fatalities since the state lifted its helmet... Read More
A Big Boom for China Jul. 09, 2021
I live in an urban area, which means my neighborhood sounds like the Battle of Midway on the Fourth ... Read More
What Difference Does Proving a Stolen Election Make? All the Difference in the World Jun. 23, 2021
Remember that famous Hillary Clinton line about Benghazi? She asked, "What difference does it make?"... Read More
Rebuilding Corporate Records When They Don't Exist Jun. 15, 2021
"Two partners and I formed a media company in the 1990s that has turned out to be extremely successf... Read More
Personal Liberty Squeezed in a Vise Jul. 09, 2020
Last week, this column addressed the expectation of revolution and the exhilaration of freedom that ... Read More
May 25, 2020 May. 25, 2020
Dear Readers: Memorial Day has become a three-day holiday of picnics and cookouts. But there is a re... Read More
Guns, Abortion and COVID-19 Opportunism Apr. 26, 2020
Two issues have long been the center of America's culture wars: guns and abortion, with red states a... Read More
