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The Constitution and the Rule of Whim

In early December, Donald Trump wrote that the alleged stolen election of 2020 “allows for the termination of all rules,

In recent years, voters and politicians have increasingly embraced rent control in response to rising housing costs. The resurgence of

In early December, Maxwell Frost tweeted that he had been denied an apartment in Washington, DC, because of “really bad

Both Gov. Greg Abbott and Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick have said that “school choice”—i.e., vouchers or education savings plans—will be

Since early in the pandemic, we have heard countless stories of the hardships faced by renters due to the lockdowns.

In 2018, Austin adopted a “preference policy” to sell homes to families displaced by gentrification. Six months ago, the city

In my previous post, I wrote about a ruling by the rent-guidelines board in Kingston New, York. That ruling reduced

Last summer, the city of Kingston, New York established rent control in the city. On November 9, the rent -guidelines