Separate School Lunch and the State
The USDA's school lunch program has earned a failing grade.
Policy
Video Game Violence: A Scientific 'Consensus' Cracks
Reel violence does not lead to real violence.
Taxi Deregulation Removes Cab Drivers' Economic Shackles
Government doesn't decide the number of gardeners or car-repair shops. Why should it do that for taxis?
Can Democrats and Republicans Now Agree to Reform the Awful U.S. Criminal Justice System?
"Tough on crime" laws are bad policy and bad politics.
Scott Walker is Not Big Labor's Nemesis
But he has paved the way for one when the economy tanks again
Obama's Scheme to Regulate U.S. Into 'Net Neutrality' Nirvana Could Kill Broadband
The best use of the FCC in the modern world-or, indeed, the world of decades past-is to hold a pillow over its face until it stops twitching.
Human Sacrifices for Gun Control
Brian Aitken's memoirs show the dark side of a liberal desire to make the world safer.
Yes, It's Possible to Reduce Both Crime and Incarceration at the Same Time
Crime is coming down faster in states where incarceration is declining.
The 98 Percent of Americans Who Don't Vote Libertarian Spoil Elections for Everyone Else.
The major parties are the true problem.
Net Neutrality—and Obama's Scheme for the Internet—Are Lousy Ideas
"Net neutrality" and public-utility style regulation are about Internet freedom, just not the way advocates think.
How Will Congress Respond to Marijuana Legalization in D.C.?
The prospect of legal cannabis in the nation's capital dramatically signals the ongoing collapse of the 77-year-old ban on a much-maligned plant.
How a Republican Congress Can Kill Common Core
Opponents and supporters of national standards in education both want the federal government to back off.
