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Unions Hire Non-Union Protesters?

Should labor unions pay their protesters the wages and benefits that the unions demand of other employers?
Why Republicans Should Favor Legalized Internet Gambling

By Michelle Minton

As a voluntary, private activity, online gambling easily meets the criteria for government to leave it alone. An Internet gambling ban would require a massive increase in the size and scope of government.
Nothing New About Privacy Fears

By Carolyn Homer

The 21st century's transformative information age is in its infancy. Let's not suffocate the Internet because peripheral privacy activists are spooked by cookies. Time after time, those technological "things that go 'bump!' in the night" actually come bearing gifts.
Who Should Pay for the Gulf Oil Spill?

By James Plummer

Liability and Incentive Issues Raised by the Deepwater Horizon Incident
The Nation’s Worst State Attorneys General

By Hans Bader

Like other government offices, state attorney general offices were designed to have limited powers, set forth by their respective state constitutions and statutes. Unfortunately, many state attorneys general now ignore these constraints.

Daily Update

Ryan Radia explains why the FCC's failed proposal for free nationwide wireless would have damaged the broadband market.

Hans Bader talks about the negative consequences of the $862 billion stimulus package.

John Berlau talks about the need to fix Fannie and Freddie.

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