New research indicates that the role of mandatory minimums in reducing crime has been smaller than proponents would have you believe. Kevin Ring of Families Against Mandatory Minimums comments.

Does public radio have a diversity problem? Jon Caldara, president of Colorado's Independence Institute, believes it does.

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Does public radio have a diversity problem? Jon Caldara, president of Colorado's Independence Institute, believes it does.

What's the record for scholarship tax credits and other school choice programs so far? Jason Bedrick of EdChoice discusses the most recent changes.

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What's the record for scholarship tax credits and other school choice programs so far? Jason Bedrick of EdChoice discusses the most recent changes.

How do the feds crowd out disaster relief from friends, neighbors, industry, and even other states? Chris Edwards comments.

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How do the feds crowd out disaster relief from friends, neighbors, industry, and even other states? Chris Edwards comments.

Courts should defer to groups that want to use drugs in their religious practice. Eric Sterling of The Criminal Justice Policy Foundation provides a brief history of drug laws versus religious liberty.

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Courts should defer to groups that want to use drugs in their religious practice. Eric Sterling of The Criminal Justice Policy Foundation provides a brief history of drug laws versus religious liberty.

Americans don't trust either financial firms associated with Wall Street or the regulators who are trying to control financial firms' activities. Thaya Brook Knight and Emily Ekins discuss the findings of a new Cato Institute survey.

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