🔊 Listen to this article One might think that following several years of the COVID-19 pandemic, the federal government would be in fighting form when it comes to addressing a …
🔊 Listen to this article New York, Illinois, and California have all declared states of emergency over the continued spread of monkeypox among the populace, though it’s not entirely clear …
🔊 Listen to this article The federal government’s decadeslong war on marijuana, one of the most life-mangling policies ever enacted, could be ended with a single sentence: The Controlled Substances …
🔊 Listen to this article The Biden administration says federal law preempts some types of bans on abortion. Doctors are not allowed to deny someone an abortion if their health …
🔊 Listen to this article Last week, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I–Vt.) sent a letter to Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg proposing that the federal government take “immediate action” to reduce flight …
🔊 Listen to this article Six months ago, the U.S. Office of Personnel Management stopped sending Betty Ashley, 100, the check she is supposed to receive from the annuity of …
🔊 Listen to this article Yesterday was “Equal Pay Day,” so named to mark the point in the year that a U.S. woman allegedly must work to make the same …
🔊 Listen to this article In a rare example of Congress doing something that isn’t totally useless or foolish, the Senate voted Tuesday to make Daylight Savings Time permanent. Impressively, …
🔊 Listen to this article “No Identity Left Behind.” Americans who want to access tax return transcripts, check on child tax credits, or do other tasks through the IRS website …
🔊 Listen to this article In this week’s Reason Roundtable, Matt Welch, Katherine Mangu-Ward, Peter Suderman, and Nick Gillespie gather to berate one of the most expensive legislative packages in …