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Tax-Exempt Status Requires Colorblindness
Ending racial preferences in higher education isn’t Internal Revenue Service overreach. It is the law.
November 3, 2026
Richard Epstein provides an in-depth history of takings law, examining the protections against government appropriation of private property. Along the way he considers the recent Supreme Court ruling in Knick v. Township of Scott, Pennsylvania, which greatly expands the rights of property owners.
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Two Economists Studied California's Billionaire Tax. They Reached Wildly Different Conclusions
Hoover Institution fellows Joshua Rauh and Benjamin Jaros found that the wealth tax could lead to an exodus of billionaires out of California, damaging the state's economy and blowing a hole in the income tax revenue the state already collects from billionaires.
October 22, 2026