Our free market taught us long ago that there’s no market for facts. But in Great Britain, they are sending a potential prime minister to court for lying.
I hate tailgaters -- drivers in performance cars riding so closely behind you as you are already going over the speed limit. Here's what I propose we do about them.
They are called "Title-Only" bills. Essentially the legislature passes what was only a few moments before a blank piece of paper. While it sounds like something a child would do to avoid doing their homework, it actually relates to an old constitutional loophole.
Children across several states in the U.S. are suing the federal government over climate change, including in Oregon and Washington. But what exactly do they expect to get out of their lawsuit, and could it end up effecting actual change in the form of tangible new laws?
It turns out, Mexico has its own immigration problem -- American retirees. You can live large for far less south of the border and that is attracting a lot of Americans.
Most folks don't maintain decent posture. A concern for Dave Ross as bad posture can evolve into serious health issues later in life. He brought in an expert for advise.
My brother Peter works at a New York foundry and recalls when this guy came in with a very peculiar request. But he did the job, and the product was just sold for $91 million.
According to the FCC, Americans will be assaulted by as many as 75 billion robocalls this year. And you will be tricked into answering, because the caller ID will deceive you.
A parent involved in the college admissions cheating controversy said the main scammer told her it would help underprivileged students. Maybe there's something here.
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin doesn't want to turn over Trump's tax returns. So I looked up the law, and this all seems to come down to the definition of "shall."
Did Seattle's recently-passed upzoning measure do enough to address the city's widespread housing crisis? Windermere Chief Economist Matthew Gardner weighs in.
President Trump wants to come down on social media for "censorship" of free speech. But that might be difficult since he's being sued for doing the same thing.
Former Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano still has a lot to say about immigration. She says despite Trump's tough rhetoric, it's not working.
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