M. Todd Henderson

There are differences between the way native tribes and the United States handled the issue of displacement.

We should expand the doctrine of tortious interference to cover actions with no direct and legitimate commercial purpose.

There is something deeply unifying about knowing that every family in every corner of the country is eating (more or less) the same meal and sharing in the same traditions.

The last time Democrats tried to pack the Court for political reasons, it was widely rejected as at odds with the Constitution.

Corporate focus should be on creating shareholder value—period.

State governments lack the knowledge required to issue wide commands on risk-taking.

It is easy to bash the private equity model, but the critics miss the mark.

There is an innovative way that Congress can act to help improve the fortunes of black America.