Ben Dinovelli is an Academic Fellow at the Vanderbilt Policy Accelerator. His research interests include networks, platforms, and utilities (NPU) law, the regulatory state, banking/monetary policy, and industrial policy. Follow him on X @BenDinovelli.
Credit card rates have soared to record levels, draining household budgets and padding bank profits. Laissez-faire policies aren’t protecting consumers.
With the rules-based order collapsing, Europe faces aggressive great powers, including, under Trump, the U.S. The case for a big exception to nuclear nonproliferation.
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Harvard’s lawsuit fighting the Trump administration’s freeze on its research grants is one that every higher education institution should join. Here’s why.
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Credit card rates have soared to record levels, draining household budgets and padding bank profits. Laissez-faire policies aren’t protecting consumers.
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Once they are identified, police will arrest them. And qualified immunity won’t work.
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The president tried to assert the power to do whatever he wanted on the global stage. The market disagreed.
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For decades, mainstream economists insisted that consumers benefit from the dominance of chains like Walmart. New evidence shows otherwise.
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The Defense Department has long operated discount supermarkets, called commissaries. Military families love them. A civilian equivalent could deliver more affordable groceries to hard-pressed Americans, at little to no cost to taxpayers.
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