from FEE

“Sami’s Law” is a Trojan horse for over-regulation that would empower bureaucrats at the expense of businesses, drivers and riders alike.

“Is man really capable of altering the course of an infectious disease through crowd control?” Rand Paul asked.

Gov. Gavin Newsom's order could actually be worse for the environment.

An abundance of research shows that violent protest only undermines a cause in the eyes of the public.

Black Lives Matter's goal fits a Marxist paradigm that stretches all the way back to Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels.

Federal appeals court Judge Amy Coney Barrett and the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg agreed Title IX code of conduct trials were flawed.

The skyrocketing national debt is a moral test—and right now, our leaders are failing.

Is centralized power unraveling the American social fabric?

California’s wildfires are a serious matter, but the official record of the United States shows forest fires in the US today are far below the annual average in the 1930s and 1940s.

Fast, convenient, inexpensive, frequent tests could make all the difference. Businesses have developed them, but bureaucrats insist on getting in the way.

Restaurants, bars, health-beauty, and retail are among the sectors hardest hit, a new Yelp report shows.

Truly patriotic education can only be achieved in a constitutional, and therefore patriotic, manner.

Higher education's house of cards was destined to fall at some point, but COVID-19 has become a catalyst.

Parents face a mixed bag of innovation, regulation, and tyrannical invasions.

Even beyond face-value insurance costs, riots leave a lasting shadow on a city that haunts its economy for decades.

Just as the general public turned against the excesses of Australia's police state in 1854, the same is happening today.

The New York Times recently detailed why the solution to California's megafires begins with ending overzealous fire suppression.

When politicians give handouts to big business, they are simply creating the illusion of wealth by bribing corporations to make sweeping promises about job creation that rarely, if ever, materialize.

Is Elon Musk really a “robber baron,” as former US Labor Secretary Robert Reich claims? Perhaps the best way to answer the question is to look at the economic contributions of Musk and Reich.

Does Critical Race Theory promote racial harmony or does it "sow division" as the Trump administration claims? And what is its relation, if any, to Marxism?

In command economies, double standards are inevitable.

Callous disregard of property rights creates long-term instability that scares away business investment and reduces economic opportunity.

The lesson of 1989 is that today’s culture and ideas are tomorrow’s politics and policies.

More than two centuries after his death, Edmund Burke deserves the admiration of lovers of liberty everywhere.

The full costs of war go far beyond the casualty statistics.

By keeping healthy children under quarantine, we are cruelly depriving them of the in-person free play and social interaction that are critical to their development and emotional well-being.

Does the COVID-19 crisis supportNeil deGrasse Tyson's call for "Rationalia," a world in which "science" reigns supreme? Here's how C.S. Lewis would have answered.

One key component that confers true happiness is missing.

Sweden's "lighter touch" COVID-19 strategy looks stronger with every passing week.

The Trump administration’s move is likely illegal, isn’t justified by the current crisis, and will have severe long-term economic consequences.

There’s a deeper lesson to be learned from watching politicians who espouse egalitarian rhetoric indulge in clearly non-egalitarian behavior.

Riot defenders will have to do much better if they want to downplay the harm that looting imposes on the innocent.

In both American politics and sociability, we need more unbashful, polite friendships.

GiveSendGo is hosting a fundraising campaign on behalf of Kyle Rittenhouse's legal defense after two other crowdfunding sites deleted fundraising efforts.

Thanks to the Michigan Supreme Court’s recent decision in Rafaeli v. Oakland County, home equity theft is now a thing of the past in the Great Lake State.

It is a curse of the economically prosperous that we often forget how we became so prosperous in the first place.

The great Russian author Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, no stranger to violence, once observed that violence and falsehood are inextricably linked.

In a controversial NPR interview that quickly went viral, author Vicky Osterweil attempted to recast property crime as nonviolent and morally good.

School reopenings are closely linked to the power and influence of teachers unions in a given location—not to virus-related safety concerns.

Hate blinded the mob to the supreme irony of their ignorance.

If Americans decide to accept political violence as a legitimate tool in their pursuit of a worthy goal—police reform—they may soon find themselves in a world far more violent.

It’s no surprise that preventing business owners from protecting their own property hasn’t beautified the streets of Minneapolis

An educational sea change is happening, and there are reasons to believe it will be permanent.

Not only is real competition a valid alternative, it would be far superior.

French President Emmanuel Macron recently ruled out initiating a new series of economic lockdowns despite a resurgence of COVID-19 cases.

If presentism becomes the conventional wisdom, we will corrupt our history and forget much of the rest.

While historians and journalists have tended to focus on Idi Amin’s dismal record on human rights, his atrocious economic policies also deserve attention.

No matter how smart or well-intentioned central planners are, they can't possibly understand all the implications of the choices they're making.

A quick look at Google’s model shows why colleges should be worried.

We need information accountability more than ever. Thankfully, there's an app for that.