“Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts signed the Occupational Board Reform Act on Monday afternoon, a landmark law that will systematically reduce the state’s burdensome and arbitrary licenses. Today, Nebraska has more than...
From The Economist: “Every month Debbie Varnam of Shallotte, North Carolina, must pay a doctor’s bill. It is not for treatment. Ms Varnam is a “nurse practitioner”, a nurse with an...
“Virginia’s next governor will confront many pressing needs but few burning oil platforms — except one. The opioid crisis just keeps getting worse. Drug overdoses, which now constitute the leading...
“America continues to mourn the 17 people killed in a mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida last month. There is an understandable emotional desire to “do...
“Amid the staggering number of political and policy controversies to roil Washington this year, one of the most significant has—forgive me—flown under the radar. It’s a battle that will determine...
IronLawofRegulation.com has had a makeover to improve the organization of the material and to help navigating the site. The changes follow Lynch and Horton’s Web Style Guide (2nd Ed.) and...
ObamaCare is now being reconsidered by Congress. Should ObamaCare be operated on, or should it simply be eliminated? If the goal is to improve the health of U.S. citizens, it...
For a 21 June Breitbart News Daily interview on this topic with Kesten Green, go to the recording on this page. For further notes on this topic, see “Brexit would herald...
“Flint, Michigan, near where I live, has become a national scandal for distributing lead-laced water to its residents for 16 months. Lead poisoning, especially among children, is linked to irreversible...
Regulations to save the environment in Myanmar have led to unemployment among elephant forestry workers. The conditions of the job entail eight-hour work days, five-day weeks, mandatory maternity leave, summer vacations, good...
