Yes, regulate crypto. But don’t kill it.
By The Washington Post
Better regulation of cryptocurrencies and crypto…
➔ iIt is extremely dangerous when government bureaucrats decide who has to comply with regulations and…
By American Thinker
Plus a bonus list of all the billionaires I…
➔ iMedicare Advantage programs are a symptom of a sick health-care system
By The Washington Post
A complete system change is required, not more…
➔ iAmerica's Universities Need Serious Regulation
By The Wall Street Journal
If you want real change in large organizations,…
➔ iHuman oversight is essential for AI regulation
By The Washington Post
We should regulate the output freedom of AI…
➔ iOpinion: California didn't ban Skittles. But it tackled a food safety problem the FDA hasn't solved
By Los Angeles Times
Limitations in the FDA's food safety regulations…
➔ iAI May Soon Weigh In on Regulation
By The Wall Street Journal
How will agencies like the FCC deal with…
➔ iDemocrats are pushing work authorization for migrants — so they can vote
By New York Post
A new regulation limiting shelter stays for…
➔ iThe Troubled Teen Industry Offers Trauma, Not Therapy
By The New York Times
Tough regulation is needed to combat abusive…
➔ iThe Fate of Your Rent May Be in the Supreme Court’s Hands
By The Nation
Elie Mystal The nation’s highest court is…
➔ iWhy is it now so hard to get my ADHD medication? | Tom Hawking
By The Guardian
I moved to New York this year and am embroiled in…
➔ iSupreme Court could still take down NYC’s insane rent-control regime
By New York Post
The evidence is in: Rent regulation is a…
➔ iEditorial: If L.A. air quality officials go soft on toxic railroad pollution, are the ports next?
By Los Angeles Times
Southern California air quality officials want to…
➔ iOpinion: Colorado’s new air quality rules put profit over people
By The Denver Post
As a Colorado resident, I am proud that our state…
➔ iUsing the power of Web3 to create the Internet we always wanted
By New York Post
Trillion-dollar digital behemoths like Google and…
➔ iUAW Strike May Hasten Detroit's Decline
By The Wall Street Journal
Decades of regulations and subsidies have left…
➔ iSchumer Wants a Cut of AI
By The Wall Street Journal
Interest groups and politicians seek regulation…
➔ iThe SEC Targets Private Capital
By The Wall Street Journal
Its destructive new regulations aren’t likely…
➔ iMexico's cartels to control our food supply, too?
By American Thinker
Crushing federal and state regulations are…
➔ iHistory rebukes Justice Thomas: Gun control laws go back to America’s earliest days
By New York Daily News
The Supreme Court’s sweeping 2022 Bruen ruling…
➔ iI'm a sexual assault survivor. Now I train women to use guns to protect themselves.
By USA Today
Americans' right to protect themselves should not…
➔ iReaders react to a column calling for federal marijuana regulation
By The Washington Post
More than 5,100 readers chimed in with their…
➔ iLetters to the Editor: Small donors are too powerful? Tell that to Clarence Thomas
By Los Angeles Times
If voters who make small contributions to…
➔ iLetters: Jenna Ellis’ indictment requires her to account for her actions
By The Denver Post
Maybe now Jenna Ellis will recognize that she…
➔ iTo speed scientific progress, do away with funding delays
By The Washington Post
Congress is hindering the advancement of science…
➔ iWhy rent control in NYC could become the new abortion
By New York Post
Having already overturned Roe v. Wade, the…
➔ iOpinion: L.A. loves food trucks. With more heat waves, they can be dangerous for people working in…
By Los Angeles Times
Grills and stovetops make the inside of the…
➔ iBiden Knocks Opportunity Cost
By The Wall Street Journal
A change in bureaucratic procedure under Circular…
➔ iThe Hollywood strike drags on because of one stumbling block: studio greed | Kathleen Sharp
By The Guardian
Execs make hundreds of millions of dollars, yet…
➔ iThe AI Regulation Paradox
By Foreign Policy
Regulating artificial intelligence to protect…
➔ iAntitrust Regulation by Intimidation
By The Wall Street Journal
Lina Khan’s new merger guidelines won’t…
➔ iAmerica Has Too Many Rules
By The Wall Street Journal
Even after Trump’s cuts, overregulation plagues…
➔ iMemo to Gov. Hochul: Don’t repeat SolarCity fiasco
By New York Post
Rational economic development strategy focuses on…
➔ iSomehow, Democrats can't seem to understand that the more they subsidize and throw money at…
By American Thinker
Almost all Democrat policies seem to be about…
➔ iInsane: Biden is running for ‘24 on his disastrous economic record
By New York Post
Wow: President Joe Biden’s managers are so deep…
➔ iTaxpayers foot the bill for damaged public roads and public searches
By The Washington Post
If ever the case could be made for government…
➔ iEU Lawmakers Pass Landmark AI Regulation Bill
By Foreign Policy
The AI Act instills greater privacy standards,…
➔ iOverturning Biden's Gas Stove Ban
By The Wall Street Journal
How Biden is using regulation to rule America’s…
➔ iWildfires and Progressive Climate-Change Deniers
By The Wall Street Journal
CO2 emissions from fires overwhelm the cuts from…
➔ iNY pols keep putting special-interests (and themselves) over their own constituents
By New York Post
This week Airbnb and some of its hosts sued the…
➔ iMontgomery can regulate private pool rentals
By The Washington Post
For-rent pools should comply with regulations…
➔ iAI on why AI needs regulations: A computer-generated editorial about limiting computers
By New York Daily News
ChatGPT, fed the query “Make the argument for…
➔ iOne more thing for Gavin Newsom to be embarrassed about
By American Thinker
A huge insurer has pulled out of California's…
➔ iVivek Ramaswamy's LinkedIn Lockout
By The Wall Street Journal
Content ‘moderation’ like this is almost a…
➔ iThe real estate industry is at risk. Here’s how to soften the blow.
By The Washington Post
The commercial real estate industry is facing the…
➔ iGavin Newsom's greenie dreams strangled in CaIlfornia's own red tape
By American Thinker
Newsom is now reduced to trying to get rid of the…
➔ iCatch-and-release as usual at Joe Biden's open border; 70% of illegal crossers are getting in
By American Thinker
So much for tough new Title 8 regulations.
➔ iBeware of AI misregulation, media’s new Russiagate dodge and other commentary
By New York Post
The 2019 IG probe and Durham’s both “paint a…
➔ iMacron Calls for a Green 'Pause'
By The Wall Street Journal
Even Europeans are getting fed up with costly…
➔ iThe Observer view on Brexit: Tories are paying the price for their dishonesty | Observer editorial
By The Guardian
Seven years after the referendum, the evidence of…
➔ iOpinion: If California's regulations are so strict, why is our air still so bad?
By Los Angeles Times
State regulators set zero-emission rules to clean…
➔ iWhy is Google stonewalling regulation in Brazil? | Natalia Viana
By The Guardian
As dozens of countries debate adopting greater…
➔ iThere are never enough regulations for progressives
By American Thinker
The media and other Democrats should just admit…
➔ iThe Global Race to Regulate AI
By Foreign Policy
The intelligence may be artificial, but the…
➔ iKing Charles III's Coronation Arrives Amid Discontent and Doldrums
By The Wall Street Journal
Britain has drifted since the ’80s from…
➔ iThe Fed is the wrong bank regulator
By The Washington Post
For the Federal Reserve, monetary policy is the…
➔ iElectric vehicles could be cleaner with eased U.S. mining regulations
By The Washington Post
Let’s focus on expanding support for mining in…
➔ iTrump Could Win if People Vote Their Pocketbooks
By The Wall Street Journal
Biden has a terrible record on spending,…
➔ iObama and his friends are a perfect illustration of the modern-day elitist Democrat
By American Thinker
Democrats like to live high on the hog, while…
➔ iCongress Gave $80 Billion to a Lawless IRS
By The Wall Street Journal
It intends to use some of the money to enforce…
➔ iPolitics, Not Science, Will Win the Battle for Mifepristone
By The Intercept
From AIDS to Covid, the history of regulation…
➔ iBiden Boils the Religious-Liberty Frog
By The Wall Street Journal
A series of innocuous-sounding regulations…
➔ iProgressives’ years-long campaign to get NYers to flee state is working
By New York Post
A campaign from progressives to drive out average…
➔ iFrances Perkins, born today in 1880, was a trailblazer in protecting workers, a task that New York…
By New York Daily News
On March 25, 1911, a crowd of New Yorkers watched…
➔ iThe American love affair with guns
By The Washington Post
Opponents and proponents of gun regulation talk…
➔ iYou Don't Need a Banking Crisis for a Financial Meltdown
By The Wall Street Journal
Post-2008 regulations may save us from a bank…
➔ iThe Guardian view on the police and the SNP: a high-stakes moment | Editorial
By The Guardian
The arrest of Peter Murrell and the searches of…
➔ iThe Guardian view on royal finances: time to let the daylight in | Editorial
By The Guardian
Parliament should examine the regulation,…
➔ iEXCLUSIVE: Heritage Leads Fight Against Biden ‘Conservatives Need Not Apply’ Hiring Rule
By The Daily Signal
FIRST ON THE DAILY SIGNAL—The Biden…
➔ iRegulators missed Silicon Valley Bank’s problems for months. Here’s why.
By The Washington Post
The Biden administration proposed reversing…
➔ iJanet Yellen Blames Everybody Else for the Financial Panic
By The Wall Street Journal
Regulation failed to prevent bank failures, but…
➔ iDon’t trust arsonist Janet Yellen to put out US banking fires
By New York Post
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen knows just what…
➔ iBetter Tech Regulations Can Save Democracy
By Foreign Policy
China is exploiting a U.S. leadership void.
➔ iA Climate for Failed Bank Regulation
By The Wall Street Journal
Did the San Francisco Fed put political causes…
➔ iOpinion: How Big Tech's predatory culture fuels failures like Silicon Valley Bank
By Los Angeles Times
Regulation won't slow innovation despite tech…
➔ iWhat lessons from a 1988 crisis tell us about today’s banking system
By The Washington Post
With deposit insurance and a government backstop,…
➔ iOpinion: Reopening Uber's challenge to California labor law is just the beginning
By Los Angeles Times
Since 1937, the Supreme Court has never struck…
➔ iAnd Now, a Credit Suisse Bailout
By The Wall Street Journal
The weekend shotgun marriage with UBS shows how…
➔ iUnderstanding the Silicon Valley Bank Run
By The Intercept
Damon Silvers, deputy chair of the Congressional…
➔ iSilicon Valley Bank said it was too small to need regulation. Now it’s ‘too big to fail’ |…
By The Guardian
Student debts and underwater mortgages are…
➔ iA better approach to protecting bank deposits
By The Washington Post
The current crisis demonstrates yet again that…
➔ iIf banks want federal rescue, they should accept federal regulation
By The Washington Post
Congress should restore the Dodd-Frank oversight…
➔ iPolicy Lessons From the Silicon Valley Bank Collapse
By The Wall Street Journal
We’ve gone too far with deregulation and ‘too…
➔ iSave us, Supreme Court, from runaway regulation
By The Washington Post
A case involving New England fishermen could have…
➔ iSilicon Valley Learns to Love Socialism for the Rich
By The Nation
Jeet Heer The very people who eviscerated…
➔ iThere’s a deeper story to Silicon Valley Bank’s failure. What can we learn from it? | Robert…
By The Guardian
Financial deregulation led to the crash in 2008…
➔ iPresidents' Words of Wisdom
"Labor disgraces no man, but occasionally men disgrace labor."
- Ulysses S. Grant
"I am not a party candidate, and if elected cannot be President of a party, but the President of the whole people."
- Zachary Taylor