Yesterday, the Liberty Justice Center filed a Notice of Appeal in Weiss v. Chicago Teachers Union, seeking to protect Chicago ...

For the third time in less than two years, the Trump administration is set to return to court on Wednesday to defend its ...

WASHINGTON — Small businesses will once again challenge President Donald Trump’s tariffs in federal court this week as they ...

At first glance, the formula looked impressive. It had Greek symbols, academic citations, and all the trappings of serious economic analysis. But once economists began examining it, the sophistication ...

On February 24, 1803, the Supreme Court decided Marbury v. Madison. In doing so, Chief Justice John Marshall wrote words that still define the American constitutional order: It is “emphatically the ...

That is what happened when small businesses challenged the recent tariff schemes imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act and Section 122 of the Trade Act. For much of the world, ...

By Sara Albrecht | July 23, 2026 (Washington Examiner: OP-EDS) Cook County Circuit Judge Cynthia Ramirez posted two words about a federal law enforcement agency on social media: “F*** ICE.” Ramirez is ...

Once a country falls within the statute, the president may impose tariffs of up to 100% on essentially every product that country sells to Americans. Congress requires the administration to explain ...

By Sara Albrecht | February 20, 2026 (Crain’s Chicago Business: Commentary) Chicago Teachers Union leaders would like the public to believe that recent federal scrutiny of their finances is part of a ...

By Sara Albrecht | January 31, 2026 (Kentucky Lantern: Commentary) Free speech is often celebrated in theory and resisted in practice. At its core, the First Amendment is not meant to protect speech ...

By Sara Albrecht | Apr 9, 2026 (The Center Square: Opinion) At ports across the United States, something unusual is happening. Thousands of American businesses are now waiting for refunds on tariffs ...

By Sara Albrecht | March 9, 2026 (Chicago Tribune: Commentary) When the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the administration’s tariffs were unlawful, it resolved a constitutional question. What it did not ...