Government |
I used to take a neighbor to the grocery store occasionally to buy
food. Since she was too poor to afford a car, I wasn’t surprised
that she paid with food…
Government |
Last week, I offered a conservative argument for why state and
local governments have the right to stick their noses in our soda
cups (as it were). In his now…
Healthcare |
Last week, politicians who helped craft the Affordable Care Act
(ACA) celebrated in self-congratulatory style the third anniversary
of that monstrosity which…
Government |
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg is at it again. Having banned
smoking in public parks and trans fats in restaurant cooking oils,
restricted the salt in…
Law |
BOULDER, Colo.—Last November, 55 percent of voting Colorado
citizens said yes to Amendment 64, decriminalizing the use and
limited possession of marijuana…
Business |
Way to go, monks! A federal appeals court ruled yesterday that
Louisiana monks may keep selling plain, relatively low-cost
coffins. Judge Patrick Higginbotham…
Cities |
Since the Motown sound went silent—except on oldies stations—and
General Motors and Chrysler (but not Ford) required life support
from Washington, there…
Abortion |
“Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of
religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof. …” That the
First Amendment requires…
Marriage |
Given his track record on marital fidelity, former President Bill
Clinton is not the person I would consult about "committed, loving
relationships." Clinton…
Faith & Inspiration |
New Yorkers who like their soda cups as large as Wild West
spittoons received a last-minute reprieve from a ban that was due
to go into effect today. State…
Government |
Someone once asked, “If no one likes traffic jams, why do we still
have them?” It’s actually a good question. (The answer is in game
theory.) But when…
