Environment: Preservation Acts
The property-rights movement moves out of the shadows.
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Environment: Bill Killers
Are greens planning a hasty retreat from the legislative battlefield?
Label Lingo
Federal language cops return to the grocery store.
Hailing Cabs
Taxi regulations fall in Denver and Indianapolis.
Washington: Competing Visions
The National Competitiveness Act would make Uncle Sam a venture capitalist.
Pix in Space
The government makes it easier to sell satellite photos.
The Price of Life
Federal regulations impose huge costs but save few lives-even in theory.
Debt and Taxes
The hidden costs of ClintonCare
Cuts from A to Z
Spelling out deficit reduction
Restraining Order
Attacking the excesses of federal cops
Full Disclosure
A proposed statement from the IRS would make taxes more visible.
You Can't Make Me!
The cost of unfunded mandates.
The $600-Million Question
California and the EPA disagree about how to upgrade smog checks.
Good Decision
A Supreme Court ruling applies due process to civil forfeiture.
The Tax Monster Bites Again
Where the gains of the '80s went
School Switch
Puerto Rico's voucher program
Washington: Deficit Chickens
How President Clinton beat back the threat of real budget cuts.
Lobbies' Lobby
Fighting restrictions on advocacy
Washington: Nyah, Nyah, So There
The Democrats are trying to dismiss critics of Clinton's health-care plan with a few sharp words and a wave of the hand.
Canadian Club
Single-payer systems may be simpler than ClintonCare, but that doesn't make them good.
The Energizer
Rep. John Kasich got House Republicans to agree on spending cuts. How far can he lead the revolt?
