No Democrat Should Vote for Neil Gorsuch
By Ian Silverii* He’s a nice guy. He’s a fair and good jurist. Well, he could be worse. If everything is […]
Assisting Personal Responsibility: Using Nudges to Reduce Sugar Consumption
By Steven J. Gonzalez[1] I. Introduction The prevalence of obesity and its related chronic illnesses has been increasing for decades and
What to do With an Alt-Right White House: The Present Need for, and Future Challenges to, Suing the Federal Government for Discrimination
By Alexander Reinert* Many remarkable events have taken place during the first month of President Donald Trump’s Administration. Among these,
The Moral Foundations of the Insurance Mandate
By Tina Rulli* Republicans’ new plan to replace the Affordable Care Act ditches the health insurance mandate, the requirement for
The Travel Ban is Just for Show—The Real Threat is from Individual Officials Who Can Act on its Discriminatory Message
By Angela D. Morrison* The administration’s revised travel ban represents only the most visible part of the administration’s discriminatory immigration
Leaks, Leakers, and a Free Press
By Heidi Kitrosser* President Trump supports accountability regarding his campaign’s alleged contacts with Russia. He is similarly responsive to stories about