David Zetland doing a review of Thomas Sowell’s book, “Basic Economics.” I had written Mr. Sowell once, maybe a decade ago. I was the recipient of his book. I was…

…resubmit what I put in your previous posting in response to bkrasting: “Would you have preferred that the head of the FBI deliberately break the law?” Broken what law? Name…

…Court. The Court will have to decide whether Trump can override the Constitution, setting up the first direct conflict of this administration between the rule of law and the president…

…targets.” The U.S. State Department said yesterday: “This new law is inconsistent with our shared values of democracy, individual liberty, and the rule of law.” Also today, House speaker Mike…

…gun control laws actually control guns. No economist is likely to be surprised when rent control laws, for example, fail to control rent, so that cities with such laws often…

…McCutcheon actually limits campaign-finance laws to prohibiting what already violates criminal law: bribery. But this illustrates an even more important point. A key modus operandi of that crowd is to…

…appeals court to intervene. Less than an hour after Judge Kacsmaryk’s ruling, a judge in Washington state issued a ruling in another case, which contradicted the Texas decision, ordering the F.D.A….

…the PPACA have no obtainable and immediate alternatives in hand to replace the PPACA leaving a return to what was in place previous to its passage. The healthcare industry and…

…a fourth straight week with no end in sight. Democratic lawmakers want any funding bill they sign to extend the subsidies, which have made ACA premiums less expensive for millions…

…Trump enemies James Comey and Letitia James. Halligan is a former insurance lawyer with no criminal law experience. (She had helped Trump “de-wokify” the Smithsonian.) On November 17, 2025, a…