3 Trending: An Embarrassment For Every Month: The Worst Blunders, Failures, And Flops Of Biden’s Final Year
Economics As Prop 22 Prevails, Gig Workers Escape Big Labor’s Boot — For Now Amanda Griffiths April 19, 2023
Politics U.S. Corporations Cut Dividends And Employees While Dumping Billions Into Race-Hustling Groups Claremont Institute Center for the American Way of Life April 12, 2023
Politics Uber Virtue-Signals About Abortion While Downplaying Sexual Assault Allegations Victoria Marshall August 26, 2022
Technology This App Helps Reduce Food Waste Without Bossing People Around Christopher Jacobs September 1, 2021
Economics California Is Not A Tech State, It’s A Big Labor State, And The Two Are At War Chuck DeVore August 28, 2020
Economics Joe Biden And Kamala Harris Endorsed California Law Forcing Uber To Cut 200,000 Employees Paulina Enck August 20, 2020
Back to School Inside California Democrats’ Hard Work To Deny The Poor, Middle Class, And Minorities An Education Christopher Bedford August 12, 2020
Business Gig Workers Fight The Unions Trying To Take Away Their Self-Designed Jobs Libby Emmons January 15, 2020
Business Freelancers And Gig Workers Don’t Need Lawmakers To Help Them Out Of A Job Libby Emmons December 19, 2019
Parenting Why Threatening The Gig Economy Means Threatening Working Mothers Libby Emmons October 23, 2019
Economics Why Nostalgia For The Old Lifetime Job Economy Is Misguided And Dangerous Andrew Tonsing November 13, 2018
Cronyism De Blasio’s Uber Cap Is Exactly What The Taxi Industry Paid Him For David Marcus August 14, 2018
Business How Uber’s Pay Gap Disproves The Pay Discrimination Myth Inez Feltscher Stepman February 8, 2018
Radio How Cities Are Fighting Innovation And Hurting Their Own Economic Progress The Federalist Staff August 18, 2017
Business Competition Between Uber And Lyft Shows How Free Markets Make Life Better Aaron Gleason June 23, 2017
Economics After BART Breaks Down, San Franciscans Mad At Uber And Lyft For Rescuing Them Mary Katharine Ham March 30, 2017
Government How Austin’s Progressive Leaders Ruined Ridesharing At SXSW John Daniel Davidson March 17, 2017
Economics Austin’s Uber And Lyft Replacements Fizzle In The Spotlight Of SXSW Mary Katharine Ham March 14, 2017
Business By Targeting Uber, Immigration Protesters Punish Innocent Bystanders Mitchell Blatt February 3, 2017
Immigration Why Do We Have A Refugee Crisis? Because Of Elite Failures On Foreign Policy And Immigration Ben Domenech January 30, 2017
Big Government Let’s Deregulate Everyone Instead Of Applying Outdated Rules To New Ideas Georgi Boorman August 29, 2016
Radio Why Politicians Hate The Sharing Economy And Why Millennials Love It The Federalist Staff June 7, 2016
Technology Black Market Ride-Sharing Explodes In Austin After Voters Drive Out Uber And Lyft John Daniel Davidson May 23, 2016
Radio Uber Surge Pricing is Good, the Fed is Useless, and Economics are Personal The Federalist Staff May 18, 2016
Technology The Uber Reaction: Regulation Creates Its Own Destruction Robert Tracinski September 16, 2015
