Does anyone truly believe that our government—which consistently creates monopoly privileges for companies with its own cronyism—can be trusted to ensure that private markets remain […]
District of Columbia is considering suspending a liquor license for a burger restaurant that has refused to validate its customers’ vaccine papers. The city’s Alcohol […]
Is it illegal to have employee dress codes? In a consolidated case filed by the National Labor Relations Board, (NLRB) against Whole Foods Market, that’s […]
Inadvertently, Democrats once again proved two things. One, their hypocrisy doesn’t know no limits. Two, what a huge difference it makes in the acceptable behavior […]
Tennessee’s Supreme Court may soon rule on whether Home Recording Studios can continue to make music in Music City. The court heard oral arguments Wednesday […]
Justice Breyer today officially announced his retirement by writing a letter to President. Breyer is not a simple man, as usual. Breyer’s retirement depends on […]
YouTube has permanently banned conservative radio host Dan Bongino after the platform said he violated their rules by uploading a video titled ‘Why I’m Leaving […]
Lat’s Substack article is incredibly sensible and highly readable. The post David Lat, "Handicapping President Biden's Supreme Court Shortlist" appeared first on Reason.com.
Today, Lora Burnett, a former Collin College history professor fired for tweets critical of the college administration and of former Vice President Mike Pence, accepted the college’s […]
Residents of Fort Mill, South Carolina, had to wait 18 long years for construction to start on a hospital that state regulators determined in 2004 […]
