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{content}Shall We Be A Socialist Paradise Like France?
Take a look at what France is actually like.
The “Warp Speed” That Worked Best
Maurice Hilleman’s vaccine development in 1957 shows what's possible with freer biomedical innovation.
Florida’s Limited Ban on Flock Cameras Only Scratches the Surface of Widespread Surveillance Concerns
Data is often shared or accessed across jurisdictions.
Stein’s Law and New Tools to Fight Fraud
New federal laws aim to curb out-of-control boondoggles.
CEQA Is Standing in the Way of the California Dream
Reducing CEQA's regulatory burdens opens opportunities for much needed new housing.
Copycat Pharmacies and the Peptide Market
The emerging compounding ecosystem can drive faster development and wider availability when allowed.
What the Bond Market Reveals about Congress, the National Debt and the Middle Class
High bond yields informally signal that the government absorbs too much of the nation’s scarce capital.
Why Are the Homeless So Young?
Housing alone doesn’t explain the age shift.
AI Leaders Are Asking to Be Regulated. This Is Nothing New.
To suppress economic competition and avoid cutting prices, big business has much to gain from regulation.
A Pocketful of Rescissions
The seldom‑used budget tool has attracted attention on Capitol Hill.
Gov. Newsom’s Capitalist Manifesto
Economic illiteracy, and now a problem with numbers.
The Biggest Contributors to the Growth of the National Debt
Rising healthcare subsidies and interest payments are mounting.
Trump Wants to Treat the U.S. Like Iran
If we want cheaper diesel, then we need to be producing more diesel. Everything else is just theater.
What’s Really Causing Inflation?
The guilty parties, more often than not, are the central banks.
Will AI Destroy Humanity? There May Be a Bigger Threat
Artificial intelligence gets attention, but population decline and humanity’s destructive impulses may pose greater dangers.
Democrats Think They’re Voting for Sweden. DSA Is Offering Venezuela
It is no accident that every socialist experiment has led to dictatorship and political tyranny.
Big Government: Born in Crisis and Built to Last
While crises prompt calls for immediate government action, we should do the exact opposite.
Tariffs Are Even Less Popular than the Iran War
War is an easy scapegoat, but the GOP’s problems go far beyond Iran.
Proposed Wealth Tax Risks Destroying California’s Innovation Engine
Fortunes targeted by wealth taxes represent a thin slice of an enormous pie that mostly went to others.
The U.S. Government’s Worsening Deficit
The federal government is set to overspend by more than $2 trillion this year
