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The federal government should get out of the way of homebuilding
The federal government isn’t going to solve the housing crisis. With its multiple large, redundant, contradictory, unwieldy, and economically illiterate Washington-centric bureaucracies, we should neither expect nor want the federal government to be in the homebuilding business. Or to tell us how to do it. |
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The Hill: No, Jarkesy v. SEC won’t end the administrative state
“A wild new court decision [that] would blow up much of the government’s ability to operate.” This characterization of a federal appeals court ruling in Jarkesy v. Securities and Exchange Commission by Vox is shared by much of legal journalism. |
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It’s time to reevaluate the Clean Water Act
The Clean Water Act turns 50 this fall—and like most things at age 50, it no longer functions like it once did. |
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