Seven Years Later: The Rwandese Army Reenters the Congo
The story behind the the Rwandese Army’s return to Congo, seven years after their evacuation in 2002.
The story behind the the Rwandese Army’s return to Congo, seven years after their evacuation in 2002.
In this article, Zelinsky calls for the President and Congress to repeal the grandfather exemption from the federal generation skipping tax (GST) for irrevocable trusts established on or before September 25, 1985. This exemption, he argues, unfairly immunizes from federal taxation transfers at death of “old” wealth while economically equivalent transfers of new wealth are taxed.
Elvin Lim looks at the economic stimulus package.
An excerpt from Karen Greenberg’s The Least Worst Place.
An alternative look at the Somalia pirates.
Donald Ritchie looks at how the Presidential Inauguration moved from the East Front of the Capitol to the West Front.
In this article, Professor Zelinsky discusses the controversy surrounding the effects of the minimum required distribution (MRD) rules after the Crash of 2008. He concludes that the MRD rules, suspended by President Bush and Congress for 2009, should be abolished permanently.
How can policymakers help change the car industry?
Vermeule looks the wisdom of crowds.
Professor Zelinsky discusses the recent arrest of Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich and the public maneuvering in New York for Hillary Clinton’s Senate seat.
Vermeule looks at F. A. Hayek.
Donald Ritchie looks at the gap between the Presidential election an inauguration day.
Rab Houston, author of ‘Scotland: A Very Short Introduction’ looks at why Scottish devolution has worked.
Edward Zelinsky reflects on why Obama doesn’t want a filibuster-proof senate.
Zelinsky looks at the estate tax.
A look a how the election could affect judicial appointees.