Reason The United States would be better prepared for the COVID-19 epidemic, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I–Vt.) suggested during Sunday night’s presidential debate, if it had a single-payer health care system similar …
You can be forgiven amid the coronavirus news smother for forgetting that there’s still a Democratic presidential nominating process underway. Judging by tonight’s results, Democrats themselves are eager to put …
Cutting every single American a check was once the zany idea of a long shot Democratic presidential candidate (Hi, Andrew Yang!). It’s now the consensus policy response to an imminent …
Some states are taking actions to relax occupational licensing requirements to address the COVID-19 pandemic. But these are pretty mild changes. A bill in Missouri, for example, would allow for …
I posted yesterday about my general claim that state courts, territorial courts, and the like are constitutional even though they do not comply with Article III. Here I’ll post about …
Italy’s population is about 60 million, and its normal death rate is 10.6 per 1000, for about 640,000 deaths per year, or about 1750 per day; the 350 or so …
It hasn’t been talked about at any of the White House’s almost-daily coronavirus press conferences, but the Trump administration acted twice this month to reduce tariffs on imported medical equipment. …
An Ohio county is minimizing the spread of coronavirus in its corrections system by releasing inmates from its jail. Overcrowding, poor sanitary conditions, and the presence of elderly inmates contribute …
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced Monday that it would permit states to create laboratories for designing COVID-19 tests, and that two private companies—LabCorp and Hologic—had won approval to …
Were it not for the pandemic, last weekend would have been the Federalist Society’s annual student symposium at the University of Michigan. But in an admirably quick adaptation to the …