NYC Taxi App Rules Up for Vote
Will the city allow innovation to improve the system?
Policy
Federal Workers Have Suffered Enough, Says Congressman
Poor babies. Has anybody mentioned to the bloated government workforce that we're broke?
NDAA Contains Cybersecurity Provision
Sneaks in a watered-down version of the president's information-sharing scheme
Who Benefits from the Mortgage Interest Deduction?
If the mortgage interest deduction were to be phased out, who would lose out on the subsidy?
NY Charter Schools Defy Teacher Evaluation Rules
The regulations are onerous and threaten their autonomy
Companies Exiting California Find Their Value Increasing
Improved business prospects do the trick
25,900 People Want Obama to Pardon a Medical Marijuana Provider Facing Life in Prison. Will He?
Because he has refused to plea bargain, Chris Williams has one hope left: a pardon from President Obama.
Federal Housing Administration May Be the Next Bailout Recipient
What a surprise. Another colossal government failure.
Feds Fund Dangerous Speed Traps, Ticket Blitzes
Billed as safety measures, such selective enforcement actually raises crash rates
MD Official's Enemies List Sought by ACLU
He's already been indicted for misconduct in office
Bloomberg Takes Aim at the Fiscal Horror Show of State Employee Salaries
Fiddling with the rules while the economy burns
Former Indiana Education Commissioner Headed to Florida
Tony Bennett lost re-election for the post in Indiana last month and was appointed by unanimous vote today
Government Gone Bad
Central planners and liberal politicians are clueless about what really helps workers: a free economy.
Gun Control, Ad Infinitum
Gun control is something Americans almost never stop talking about.
John Boehner Tells GOP Colleagues Not to Make Christmas Plans
Fiscal Cliff talks could extend into the holidays
Imagining the World in 2030: "Driven by new technologies, nonstate actors take the lead in confronting global challenges."
The National Intelligence Council presents possibilites for how the next 20 years might play out
Letter from 180 Economists Sent to Congress
Say tax hikes would have a "significant, negative impact on the economy"
Meteorologist Fired for Responding to Facebook Post on TV Station's Page
Rhonda Lee violated KTBS-TV's social media policy
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder Defends Right-to-Work Bill
Says it will make unions more effective
Pennsylvania Court Strikes Blow Against Asset Forfeiture Regime
In a decision filed last month, Commonwealth Court Judge Dan Pellegrini called the state's civil asset forfeiture law "state-sanctioned theft."
Little Progress Reported in Fiscal Cliff Talks
Spending cuts and tax rates for the wealthy sticking points
