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Law and legislation

Exploring pettifoggery

by Tom Bethell,

American trade and regulation add up to a deficit

by George F. Gilder,

Rigging the odds against America

by William Tucker,

In which scientists and environmentalists argue about the right way to kill insects

An argument for tuition tax credits as a way to sustain nongovernmental schools

Little-known facts beneath the rhetoric of reform

by Roger Rosenblatt,

by Benjamin Martin,

Liberal anxiety over the Bakke case is based on utopian visions

by Stephen Darst,

A cautionary tale for advocates of gun control

by Harper’s Staff,

by Harper’s Staff,