Washington Times
Al Gore’s latest outlandish outburst
Newsmax
Farmers Say EPA Data Dumps to Green Groups Endanger Their Privacy
Forbes
Obama Administration Takes Groupthink To Absurd Lengths: School Discipline Rates Must Be “Proportionate”
News Max
EPA’s Wood-Burning Stove Ban Deals Blow to Rural Homes
News Max
Stagflation, Anyone?
Heartlander
Obama Hires Incendiary Podesta as Top Advisor
New York Post
Obama Makes Up His Own Rules
New York Post
Obama Makes Up His Own Rules
Daily Caller
Report: Obama Offers UN Climate Agreement That Doesn’t Need Congressional Approval
Washington Times
EPA’s Use of Secret Email Addresses Was Widespread: Report
Law 360
Netflix-Walmart Deal Hurt Competition, 9th Circ. Hears
Law 360 reports on the objection to the Netflix-Wal-Mart Settlement in which Ted Frank claims that the settlement was not fair for class members.
Legal Newsline
Eleven AGs, three organizations file appellate briefs in Dodd-Frank challenge
Free Beacon
Experts Slam Schumer’s Junk Science
AV Web
Aircraft Cell Phone Call Ban Sent To House
Kitsap Peninsula Business Journal
Proposed SEC Rules On Crowdfunding Threaten Access To Capital By Locking Out Ordinary Investors
In submitted comments, John Berlau of the Competitive Enterprise Institute argued that the proposed rules could result in “costly, paternalistic requirements on crowdfunding that have…
Crowdfund Insider
Troops Rallying For Smarter Rules Around Equity Crowdfunding
One News Now
Talking Vehicles’ Hit Brick Wall: ‘A Variety Of Deployment Challenges
Washington Post
Inconvenient Facts for Obamacare
Newsmax
Cuomo’s ‘Tax-Free’ Plan for NY Is Not So Tax-Free
Townhall
Married To The State
Townhall
This Farm Bill Stinks
Daily Caller
Obama Has Done More to Circumvent Congress Than Bush
Washington Post
Obama’s minimum wage plan has more statutory authority than prior “unilateral” actions
The Blaze
Obama Minimum Wage Order Likely To Impact Just 3 Percent Of Federal Contractors
Daily Caller
Al Gore Once Again Suggests ‘Fertility Management’ To Fight Global Warming
Free Beacon
New Study: Unemployment Benefits Weaken Economy
Biotech Now
Cheerios Labeling “Has Emboldened, Not Appeased, Anti-technology Activists”
There continues to be buzz in the media over General Mills’s January 2 announcement to source its original Cheerios’ tiny amount of sugar and corn…
Citation
Energy analyst warns of ‘regulatory capture,’ urges adaptation to climate change
Reuters
UPDATE 1-U.S. judge rejects challenge to Obamacare insurance subsidies
Washington Times
Federal Judge Backs Obamacare Subsidies In Win For Administration
Mass Live
Increased Boston-To-Springfield Passenger Rail Service May One Day Become A Reality
Marc Scribner, a research fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, thinks investment by the state on a primarily private rail line is unnecessary because private…
The Business Journals
Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Challenging Obamacare’s Tax Credits
Washington Examiner
Bill Clinton Appointee Protects Obamacare From Lawsuit That Would Destroy Federal Exchanges
Bank Investment Consultant
Court Rules In Favor Of IRS On Obamacare Tax Credits
Legal Times
Judge Tosses Suit Over IRS Health Care Law Regulation
New York Times
Federal Judge Upholds Health Care Subsidies
Politico
Obamacare Tax Credit Suit Rejected
Politico
Clean Air Act: EPA’s Charade To Justify War On Coal Plants
Washington Times
EPA’s Use of Secret Email Addresses Was Widespread: Report
National Journal
When Conservatism Collides With America’s Oil Boom
Even the most committed free-marketers realize Washington will not look on this debate lightly. Old memories die hard, and politicians of all parties are also…
Denver Post
Robert Reich: Income inequality the defining issue for U.S.
Washington Times
Obama Administration Guidelines Could Lead to Racial Quotas in School Discipline
Investor's Business Daily
Taxpayers Losers In Fiat-Chrysler Deal
And for what? Yes, they kept a U.S. company in business. But now it's an Italian company. This prompted John Berlau, a senior fellow at…
The Hill
Court weighs fate of net neutrality
Opponents of the net neutrality rules argue the FCC is stifling innovation by meddling in the marketplace. The agency “needs to…
The Hill
We all need a fresh start in 2014
Another change? We need to stop the avalanche of regulations that are slowing our recovery. The Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI) reports that government agencies issued…
National Review
Maryland’s Low-Energy Chill
The increased cost of energy isn’t just a side effect of Maryland’s environmental agenda; for radical green policymakers, it’s the point, explains Myron Ebell, the…
The Blaze
How the IRS Could Chill Political Speech by Redefining the Word ‘Candidate’
f adopted, such a rules change would be open to broad legal interpretation, said Hans Bader, senior attorney for the Competitive Enterprise Institute, a free…
The Blaze
Electronic surveillance capacity of state, local government creates strange bedfellows
There is growing bipartisan support in Congress for the USA Freedom Act, which would limit the bulk, suspicionless surveillance of Americans. While Congress considers the…
Daily Caller
Podesta’s White House return means a more aggressive green agenda
“Since the Republicans won control of the House in the 2010 elections, he has criticized the Obama White House for wasting time on legislation that…
Daily Caller
Children of the corn subsidies
The Competitive Enterprise Institute and Taxpayers for Common Sense support the Feinstein-Coburn Corn Ethanol Mandate Elimination Act of 2013.