Tapper With Fauci: ‘Christmas Is Probably Not Going To Be Possible’ This Year
“So not until the second or third quarter of 2021 though,” Tapper began. “Christmas is probably not going to be possible.”
Can Parents Hire A Tutor This Fall And Call It Homeschooling? Maybe
Lots of parents want to check out of public schooling given the coronavirus mess. But they don’t all want to homeschool. What are the laws for families hiring a tutor or sharing homeschooling?
Without Fewer Barriers To Work, Less Low-Wage Immigration Won’t Help The Working Class
The working class needs more than just fewer low-wage immigrants to compete against. They often face regulatory, legal, and skill barriers that prevent them from entering jobs.
Feds Harass Man For 38 Years Until He Dies Without Promised Permit
Sidney Longwell’s case is just one of many examples of federal agencies weaponizing bureaucratic delay against American citizens.
Wuhan Virus Crisis Peels Off Government Red Tape Americans Never Need
The Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI) released a report urging policymakers to repeal certain regulations and laws it says were never needed in the first place.
Is Social Distancing Saving Lives Or Ruining Them?
Perhaps the overwhelming majority would happily endure indefinite isolation and sacrifices of freedom to prevent a fairly bad pandemic from getting somewhat worse. But I doubt it.
It Shouldn’t Take A Crisis Like Wuhan Virus To Deregulate Health Care
Medicare and Medicaid deregulation represents real progress against the virus, but also raises the broader question of why it required an imminent threat to public health to effect common-sense changes.
Millennials Are Fleeing Cities For Refuge From Democrats’ Disasters
New Census Bureau data shows millennials are increasingly trading in urban life for the suburbs and even switching states entirely.
Pod Houses And Millennial Campuses Try To Reinvent The Boarding House
PodShare is putting a shiny new gloss on the old solution, and without tax dollars or bulldozing neighborhoods. But dormitories for millennials won’t solve the problem.
It’s Not Climate Change To Blame For California’s Fires And Blackouts. It’s Democrats
Thanks to Democrats, California’s large and heavily regulated public utilities prioritize wind and solar power, leaving little for powerline maintenance and upgrades.
How To Fight California’s New Nanny State Law Banning Freelance Work
In essence, California companies can no longer hire independent contractors to perform work within the normal scope of their business. This is devastating to workers who love their freedom.
New 2,273-Page Regulation From Medicare Illustrates The Problems With Single Payer
Would a centralized federal bureaucracy ensure that all the country’s medical providers get paid the right amount under single payer? Almost surely not.
Idaho Just Wiped State Regulation Books Clean, But They Won’t Stay That Way For Long
Unfortunately, every sign suggests Idaho Gov. Brad Little won’t act boldly, choosing instead to merely trim deadweight regulations that should have been cut years ago.
Two Ways The Right Can Wrestle Big Government Down To Size
We must create visionary programs of our own, and they must center around slashing the bloated administrative and regulatory state bankrupting our country.
How To Open Job Opportunities To Replace The Decline In Manufacturing
Reducing occupational licensing, encouraging craftsmanship jobs, and reforming zoning to lower housing prices can help the middle class succeed again.
Trump’s Bump Stock Ban Adds New Chapter To BATFE’s Sordid History
If judges allow the BATFE to override laws passed by Congress, the historically corrupt agency will have a green light to go after semi-automatic firearms next.
What The Press Isn’t Telling You About The Politics Of Pre-Existing Conditions
The left and media assume if you don’t support Obamacare, then you cannot want to protect individuals with pre-existing conditions. False.
For Sticking To The Law, Trump Title IX Regs Accused Of ‘Making Campuses Safer’ For Rape
In a first for the Trump U.S Department of Education, this rollback will also undo Clinton and Bush-era policies, to adhere more closely to the law and Supreme Court precedent, an administration official told The Federalist.
The $15 Minimum Wage Is Wreaking Havoc On New York City Dining
Eventually, the world-renowned restaurant life in cities like New York, DC, and San Francisco will die. The only survivors will be fast-casual chains with low overhead and deep pockets.