Regulation
Zoning's Racist Roots Still Bear Fruit
The long, shameful legacy of state-sanctioned discrimination.
What a Top Liberal Economist Gets Right—and Wrong
The French economist hailed by Paul Krugman is better than you would expect.
The Battle of New Orleans
NIMBYs and newcomers threaten to regulate the Big Easy's music into extinction.
Government Power Rests on Violence and Coercion
From police brutality to the events in Ukraine, we're reminded daily that government power is based on violence.
The Government's Appalling Campaign Against Small Bus Companies
"They took a man's livelihood and threw it in the dirt."
Casino Magnate Finds Legislators to Support His War on Online Gambling
Death to the competition! For the children, of course.
Tort Reform: Should Lawmakers Cap Medical Malpractice Damages?
The Florida Supreme Court draws new attention to a systemic problem.
Does It Actually Matter if U.S. 'Gives Up Control' of the Internet?
Worries about growing influence by oppressive countries and operational issues
Regulating Our Way to Prosperity
According to government math, issuing new rules is the same as minting money.
Obama's Corporate Bully Pulpit
Should the White House announce an American version of royal warrants?
New Jersey Bans Tesla Showrooms, Doesn't Even Need a Law
Whatever's not permitted is prohibited, apparently
The Rise and Fall of the New York City Tattoo Ban
How government regulators tried to kill the skin & ink trade.
Mass. Law Pretty Much Locks Brewers into Perpetual Contracts with Distributors, Says Local Brewery Owner
It's like pre-free agency baseball, critics say
For Anyone Who Wonders What Thomas Frank Thinks of the Films of Harold Ramis…
Liberals do not "own the imagery of subversion and outsiderness."
