In a recent post, I discussed the sudden war on gas-fired stoves and appliances being waged by environmental extremists in government, not just in the Biden administration but even in…
Last month, I started a monthly column on the America’s Future Foundation Blog. The column focuses on how to incorporate liberty-centered ideas into your routine to better your life –…
There's no need to hamstring a speciality because of a turf war with a licensing board. Let's talk about voluntary certification and consumer choice.
What if state law allowed North Carolinians to choose a service professional licensed in another state, if they provided evidence they knew going in that the professional wasn't licensed in…
Kari Travis reports for Carolina Journal Online on the role Silent Sam might play in national free-speech debates. John Hood’s Daily Journal highlights problems linked to government restrictions of consumer…
JLF’s Roy Cordato takes on this presidential tweet: “Amazon is doing great damage to tax paying retailers. Towns, cities and states throughout the U.S. are being hurt – many jobs…
From JLF’s Julie Tisdale: Senate Bill 434 has a pretty inspiring title: “An Act to Amend Certain Environmental and Natural Resources Laws.” But the significance of the legislation is far…
Senate Bill 434 has a pretty inspiring title: “An Act to Amend Certain Environmental and Natural Resources Laws.” But the significance of the legislation is far greater than the title…
Health Care Solutions Week: Hadley Heath Manning of the Independent Women’s Forum explains in a Washington Times column why health care reformers should turn their attention to problems left unaddressed…
View in your browser. A new poll released by the North Carolina Sustainable Energy Association shows strong support from North Carolinians for more renewable energy, is the story. But a…
McDonald’s sales were down in October and that has the worldwide chain wasting no time in responding to the marketplace — proving once again that market forces communicate what consumers…
This clip is from March 10, 2011, but I am posting it anyway. Awesomeness never expires.