Xavier Becerra, California’s governor-elect, is on record that he would finish the state’s high-speed rail project “on budget ...
In 1989 The Economist described a Soviet bus factory whose workers took sledgehammers to newly manufactured trucks. The bus ...
Last week, the FDA announced a recall of more than 4.3 million tubes of toothpaste. The recall covers 17 varieties, including ...
The Safe Harbor Legacy Society honors friends who choose to include Independent Institute in their legacy plans—helping ensure that the principles you value continue to shape a freer, more flourishing ...
In July, it was reported that rents in Los Angeles County had fallen to a four-year low. While rents remained high compared ...
If there were an Economist’s Creed, it would surely contain the affirmations ‘I understand comparative advantage’ and ‘I ...
Within hours of the tragic shooting at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon on October 15th, the familiar political ...
San Francisco Bay Area voters are being asked to subsidize a failing public transportation system with two ballot measures on ...
Automated license plate readers (ALPR) are also tracking bumper stickers, everything from “Back the Blue” to “Jesus Saves” and “Black Lives Matter,” and ...
In September 2026, four active Indianapolis police officers and one former officer—Michael Rogers, Jonathan Schultz, Cassandra Crawley, Matthew Binford, ...
The U.S. government’s 2026 fiscal year ended on September 30, 2026. At the end, the federal government’s total public debt outstanding stood at $40,171,825,101,340.31. Because that’s an insanely big ...
The United States and Russia have apparently agreed that Ukraine and Russia will undertake an “energy ceasefire,” according to which the two belligerents will abstain from targeting each other’s ...
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