Bureaucracy and Regulation

Is Big Tech a government creation—as the American Conservative recently claimed—or is it the result of entrepreneurs employing a mechanism created for noncommercial uses? It is both, writes Michael Rectenwald.

Money laundering is illegal in the USA, but like so many other federal crimes, it is difficult to identify and define. That is the perfect recipe for government abuse of innocent people.

Biden wants to roll out yet another "assault" weapons ban. Supporters claim it will reduce crime, but it will do no such thing.

Jeff and Bob discuss whether the FTX scandal will be used to justify new "crypto" regulations or even the creation of a central bank digital currency.

Tho Bishop and Ryan McMaken break down the results of this year's midterms.

Government programs like Medicare are called insurance, yet they are anything but. There is a difference between public and private plans.

If the so-called experts really want to reduce CO2 emissions, they should look at improving farming methods and forestry, not ridding us of fossil fuels.

Progressives are quick to blame escalating healthcare costs on free markets, yet it's government rules and policies that are responsible.

As inflation advances and the economy slowly implodes, we also learn valuable lessons.

More than forty years ago, California voters enthusiastically passed Proposition 13, which limited property tax hikes. Politicians have been lying about it ever since.