A Debate on Student Loan Forgiveness
Should President Biden Forgive Student Loans? And What Are the Consequences?  President Biden Should Immediately Cancel Student Debt Through Executive Action  By Ashley Harrington –...
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States Rights and States Wrongs
A Debate on States’ Rights and the Relevance of American Federalism Why We Still Need Federalism By Abigail R Hall – Associate Professor of Economics,...
Disentangling Socialism, Communism, and the Welfare State
A Comparative Analysis of Socialism in Theory and in Practice Today Not the Communism You’re Looking For By Sean Fischer – Associate Dean for External...
The U.S. Supreme Court: Whither Nonpartisanship?
Recent Supreme Court Decisions Prove Judicial Non-partisanship is Not Yet Dead By Carl J. Schuman – Superior Court judge, Connecticut; Former Assistant United States Attorney...
Does Supreme Court Expansion Controversy Obscure a More Fundamental Problem?
Experts Debate the Risks and Rewards of Potential Supreme Court Expansion Hypocrisy and Representational Imbalance Bolster Calls for Expanding the Supreme Court By Russell Wheeler –...
Automatic Voter Registration: Better for Voters and Election Security?
A spirited debate on the legitimacy of the Automatic Vote Registration Automating Voter Registration Will Remove Barriers to Voting While Preventing Fraud By Kristin Eberhard...
Building a Democracy Fit for the 21st Century
Implementing these Senate Reforms Could Help Ensure a More Representative Democracy By Cynthia Richie Terrell – Executive Director, RepresentWomen A Representational Crisis The United States...
In Defense of the Marketplace of Ideas
Discovering a New Approach to Freedom of Speech and Cancel Culture Free Speech Needs Principled Defenders, Not Fairweather Friends By Jonathan Friedman – Director of...
“Or of the Press”: A Deeper Look into the History of the Free Press
A Review of Attacks on the Press and a Justice’s Dissent By Roy Gutterman – Director, Tully Center for Free Speech, Syracuse University Free Press...
Rules for Radical Centrists
It is often remarked that the United States is a nation founded on ideas. These ideas—liberty, justice, equality, opportunity, accountability, and the rule of law—have...
