Spanish Courts Don’t Have Any Respect for Freedom of Contract
Spanish courts are voiding established contractual agreements to the cheers of "the people." This doesn't bode well for the future of the rule of law.
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Jeff Sessions’s Drug War May End What’s Left of States’ Rights
The Drug War has become a linchpin in the fight against continued federal centralization of power. Jeff Sessions is on the wrong side of the fight.
Change May be Coming to the National Labor Relations Board
Donald Trump has some troubles with labor unions. Fortunately for him, the NLRB may soon look very different.
Congress’s War on Internet Gambling
The War on Gambling is about as moral as the War on Drugs.
Trump Won’t Stop the Drug-Legalization Movement
While a president's cabinet choices are always a concern, the big picture shows that efforts to legalize and decriminalize drugs are spreading.
The European Miracle
It was in Europe — and above all, America — that human beings first achieved per capita economic growth over a long period of time.
There Are Now So Many “Criminals” in America, Uber Wants to Hire Some
In recent decades, American lawmakers have been increasing jail time and fines for what were once small-time misdemeanors.
Young Workers Spared After Judge Blocks New Overtime Rule
Small businesses get a break from a federal judge, but the affair shows the damaging nature of a constantly changing legal landscape for businesses.
Congress Should “Pack” the Supreme Court
Constitutionally speaking, the Congress is free to manhandle the Supreme Court in any number of ways. It should feel free to do so.
When Cannabis is “Legal,” But There’s Nowhere to Smoke
"Legal" marijuana still can't be consumed in private businesses. Thus, cannabis users flee to city parks instead.
