Seventeen years ago, I wrote a feature column for The Orange County Register discussing Santa Ana, California's "Renaissance Plan," which aimed to eliminate over 130 businesses to create a high-rise,…
In Isaac Asimov's vision of robotics, the first law stipulates that robots are forbidden from harming humans or allowing them to come to harm through inaction. The Apple TV+ series…
In the rapidly evolving landscape of the 21st century, technology has become synonymous with innovation. This article explores the intrinsic connection between innovation and freedom from a libertarian perspective, particularly…
The recent decision by the Supreme Court to deny certiorari in the cases of G-Max Management v. New York and Building and Realty Institute of Westchester and Putnam Counties, Inc.…
Two major baby bottle manufacturers, Handi-Craft and Philips North America, are currently embroiled in class-action lawsuits over claims that they failed to disclose the potential for their baby bottles to…
The recent controversy surrounding former President Donald Trump has reignited discussions about his alleged praise for Adolf Hitler, as reported by prominent media outlets. In an interview with The New…
This fall, Florida voters are set to decide on a constitutional amendment aimed at limiting government interference with abortion, officially labeled Amendment 4. However, the state has moved to suppress…
The recent decision by the Supreme Court to decline reviewing Brinkmann v. Town of Southold has underscored the complexities surrounding the interpretation of "public use" under the Takings Clause of…
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In a recent development from France, the Senate has enacted a law mandating that every citizen must work an additional day each year, with earnings from that day redirected entirely…