FTC Nears Decision on Google Antitrust Suit
It's fun to wait on bureaucratic decisions regarding your fate
Policy
Too Much Data To Release in Megaupload Case, Insists U.S.
And that's why the prosecution can't reveal evidence to the defense. Yeah ... That's weak
A Defense of Romney's "47 Percent" Comment
Sooner or later, says Judge Napolitano, the government will run out of other people's money. Romney understands that.
Feds Approve First Leg of High-Speed Rail in California
There's still the matter of all the lawsuits
FBI Asked to Track Data of Anti-Sikh Crimes
Son of a victim of Sikh shootings speaks at Senate hearing
Analysts: Six Million Will Have to Pay ObamaCare Insurance Penalty/Tax
Most of them middle class
Trayvon Martin's DNA Not Found on Gun
Whether the two actually directly struggled with control of the gun might not matter, though
Obama, Romney Chase Immigrant Votes
Both will appear on Univision this week for candidate forums
Sarcastic House Bill Would Allow Taxpayers to Donate Extra to Treasury
Your move, Mr. Buffett
Federal Regulations Cost $1.8 Trillion a Year
Much, much, much higher than the administration claims
Apple, Publishers Reach E-Book Settlement in Europe
Deals with possible anti-trust investigation for price-fixing
Chicago Strike Outcome a Possible Boon to Teacher Evaluation Reform
Students' test scores will remain part of success measurements
Protecting Property Rights from the Army Corps of Engineers
The Supreme Court prepares to hear a major Takings Clause case.
Why Your Vote Doesn't Count, Obama's Failed Narrative, Four More Years of War!: November Reason Preview!
Matt Welch and Kennedy discuss what's in the new issue of Reason.
U.K. Advised To Scrap National Public Sector Pay Rates
The plan is to negotiate salaries individually, so pay matches the individual and the locale
Houston Public Schools Adopt Charter School Approaches
Techniques pioneered at independently operated schools drive the public schools to improve
Greek Minister: Slash Red Tape To Encourage Private Investment
Bureaucracy and corruption are the country's national hobbies, and a bit of a deterrent to business
Florida Hospitals Must Justify Tax-Supported Status
They may be required to support themselves, in other words
Kansas Short $9B for Public-Sector Pensions
The taxpayers are, of course, on the hook for the shortfall
Scots Warned They Can't Afford Welfare Bill Under Independence
It seems the tab for the dole up north is a bit stiff
Texas Pension Reform Divides GOP Factions
With virtual one-party control, it's a family dispute
Gary Johnson Is the Solution to Our Two-Party Problems
Without big government, our possibilities are limitless.
China's High-Tech Stealth Planes Rely on Glitchy Russian Engines
Which kind of sucks for China
DOJ's "Fast and Furious" Report May Be Issued Today
We can be sure the administration will be tough on itself, right?
Apple Wants $3B in Damages from Samsung
That's a hefty price tag, and triple the initial award
Ninth Circuit Considers Wholesale DNA Collection
As in, should authorities really be sampling everybody they get their hands on?
Publishers Offer Deal in European Ebooks Probe
Because bureaucrats should be extorting pricing models from businesses
Senators Want White House To Set Cybersecurity Standards by Executive Order
Why not just give the man a crown, already?
ACLU to Take the CIA to Court
Despite FOIA requests the CIA has not confirmed the use of drones
British Journalists Arrested in Phone Hacking Scandal
50 arrests so far in the investigation that has shaken News Corps in the UK
Four Things Government Could Do to Ease Poverty
Anti-poverty spending has soared while poverty rates have held steady. It's time to try something new.
