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When is losing the entire value of your property due to government regulation, not an “undue hardship”?
When is losing the entire value of your property due to government regulation, not an “undue hardship”?
 
An occupational license is a special kind of government regulation known as an entry regulation.
An occupational license is a special kind of government regulation known as an entry regulation.
 
While North Carolina continues to seek ways to fill medical provider voids across the state, government regulations block one partial solution.
While North Carolina continues to seek ways to fill medical provider voids across the state, government regulations block one partial solution.
 
My wife is angry at the government. No surprise there, I suppose - we do have a great deal in common
My wife is angry at the government. No surprise there, I suppose - we do have a great deal in common
 
There is a familiar kind of political argument that goes something like this: "I know we are politically divided. I think that partisanship has its place - but surely there is no need to make [fill in the blank] a partisan issue."
There is a familiar kind of political argument that goes something like this: "I know we are politically divided. I think that partisanship has its place - but surely there is no need to make [fill in the blank] a partisan issue."
 
Government regulation is a subject as dry as the desert sands to most people.
Government regulation is a subject as dry as the desert sands to most people.
 
Often the best thing government can do is get out of the way. We've seen the results of that type of approach over the last six years with less government regulation, fewer taxes and greater access to free markets
Often the best thing government can do is get out of the way. We've seen the results of that type of approach over the last six years with less government regulation, fewer taxes and greater access to free markets
 
As recent controversies in North Carolina and elsewhere have established, political debate is only partially about facts, principles, and logic
As recent controversies in North Carolina and elsewhere have established, political debate is only partially about facts, principles, and logic
 
Justin Miller is a former IBM art director who wanted to be a tech entrepreneur
 
Why do we call fussy government regulations "red tape"?
 
Regulators in Washington, D.C., believe the federal government needs to play an active role in protecting American consumers' finances.
Regulators in Washington, D.C., believe the federal government needs to play an active role in protecting American consumers' finances.
 
Religious liberty - which is the first right secured in the Bill of Rights - has won again in the nation's highest court. In a unanimous decision this week (Holt v. Hobbs), the U.S. Supreme Court has held that an Arkansas state prison policy that prohibited inmates from growing beards...
Religious liberty - which is the first right secured in the Bill of Rights - has won again in the nation's highest court. In a unanimous decision this week (Holt v. Hobbs), the U.S. Supreme Court has held that an Arkansas state prison policy that prohibited inmates from growing beards...
 
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