Rand Paul and Five Expats Sue the Feds Over FATCA
Challenge asserts that the IRS can't rifle through the bank information of Americans just because they live abroad
Challenge asserts that the IRS can't rifle through the bank information of Americans just because they live abroad
Both sides have pulled a switcheroo to play identity politics with their base
The presumptive Democratic nominee promises to eliminate addiction once and for all.
When the economy is struggling, more people falsely apply for disability benefits.
Roll over, Friedrich Hayek, and tell G.K. Chesterton the news!
He started as a governor running on his accomplishments. He turned into a politician who couldn't describe what he'd do.
The New York Taxi and Limousine Commission opts for one cab to drive them all.
National Journal reads too much into a correlation.
Can a country formed on limited government attain international legitimacy?
New Orleans students have learned more and they are better-prepared for college and careers than they were before the city's education reform.
A chemical comparison shows e-cigarettes are far less hazardous than tobacco cigarettes.
There are two weeks left for Congress to act if it wants to try to stop the deal.
What prohibitionists get wrong about one of modernity's greatest inventions
There is no right to draw a paycheck for a job you refuse to do.
"President Obama, Commute Sharanda Jones' Sentence."
Why Jeb Bush should pledge to roll out the welcome mat for them
Is vaping less dangerous than smoking? The Inquistr is determined not to tell you.
Michigan Education Association tries to get around Right-to-Work.
From deporting U.S. citizens to electronically tagging tourists, the top 14 Republican presidential candidates each said something insane about immigration this month
Libertarians are changing the face of legal conservatism.
Actually, there is classified material.
...from Hillary Clinton supporters, no less.
The dream of a president who doesn't "worry about satisfying constituencies"
Judges say Lynn ordinance is pre-empted by state law but also note "grave societal and constitutional implications."
A psychiatrist argues that "a vast majority of these tragedies" could be prevented by more aggressive mental health interventions.
Tom Frieden should listen to what English public health officials say about e-cigarettes.
A Maryland man received a $50 ticket for picking raspberries. The ticket charged him with "destroying/interfering with plants to wit: berries."
From Trump to Rand, Hillary to Webb, spending and guns and taxes and drugs and war!
They are a boon to America and should be greeted with open arms
The New York Times thinks so.
English public health officials, unlike ours, recognize the harm-reducing potential of vaping.
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Maybe, maybe not, but its immigration and economic policy are clearly to blame for much of its 25-year-long "Lost Decade."
This doesn't mean no one is harmed by the minimum wage, for a number of reasons.
The candidate's aggressive opposition to immigration is a big part of his appeal.
Like border walls for Republicans, pathway-to-citizenship for Democrats is a recent emphasis
Where are David Lisak's defenders?
"Stronger mental health screenings for prospective gun owners" would strip many harmless people of their Second Amendment rights.
The presence of ingredients such as pea protein and beta-carotene violates federal mayonnaise law.
Read (and weep at) the 1996 party platform on immigration, crime, drugs and "zero tolerance"
Lower deficits for now, but debt remains on an unsustainable path.