Last year, a wave of student-led protests regarding the Israel-Hamas conflict swept through numerous college campuses across the United States. As the new academic year commenced, these demonstrations resurfaced with…
The process of bringing a new drug to market in the United States is lengthy and expensive, often spanning 10 to 15 years and costing hundreds of millions of dollars.…
The proposed "Women and Child Safety Act" in Texas, introduced by Rep. Steve Toth, aims to impose stringent restrictions on activities related to abortion access, encompassing both civil and criminal…
Antitrust law has long been viewed as a safeguard against monopolistic practices within the U.S. economy, purportedly protecting consumers from unscrupulous corporations. However, many celebrated historical cases reveal a more…
If a hypothetical "Back to the Future 4" were to unfold, its narrative could center on President-elect Donald Trump during his campaign trail, mirroring the time-traveling escapades of characters like…
Thames Water currently finds itself in a difficult financial situation, which is not a concern for us, despite our historical connection to water privatization. In fact, the very essence of…
In 1927, President Calvin Coolidge signed the Radio Act, following recommendations from Commerce Secretary Herbert Hoover, marking a significant shift in the regulation of radio frequencies in the United States.…
Laura Helmuth's recent resignation as editor-in-chief of Scientific American, the oldest continuously published magazine in the United States, has raised significant discussions about the magazine's editorial direction during her tenure.…
In recent discussions about American politics, the question arises whether Trumpism represents a new governing ideology in the United States. Yuval Levin, director of Social, Cultural, and Constitutional Studies at…
In the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis, the UK government's regulatory focus has heavily emphasized risk management, with critics, including the Labour Chancellor, arguing that this approach has excessively…