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The Hill: Elections don’t matter unless you have this rulemaking fix
Most politicians won’t soon forget the pandemic-restriction backlash that became evident in the November 2021 elections. But elections can’t touch those who aren’t elected, including those in charge of health and safety over the past two years. |
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City Journal: Silencing parent advocates
Around midnight on December 22, 2021, the New York City Panel for Educational Policy wrapped up a seven-hour meeting by passing a new code of conduct for parent advocates elected to education councils. |
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Five hidden legal pitfalls of homeownership
Everyone knows that homeownership comes with certain annoying, practical concerns—property tax hikes or costly repairs, for instance. But homeowners can hit plenty of other snags that aren’t as obvious. |
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