Thousands protest in Bulgaria, the President calls for early elections to quell unrest
About 3,000 people gathered in the streets of Sofia to protest against the Bulgarian government. Protesters marched through the city streets, with a demand of the immediate resignation of the cabinet. Parts of the More...
Obama administration remains busy after election, adding 68 regulations per day
As of Friday morning the Obama administration has posted 165 new regulations and notifications on its reguations.gov website since the election. In the past 90 days, it has posted 6,125 regulations and notices More...
Michigan teen forced to shut down hot dog cart business by city, sells cart for a profit
A Michigan teen’s hot dog cart is shut down by city, too young for business license. The 13-year-old teen is earning money to assist his disabled parents. Nathan Duszynski photo/YouTube screenshot City officials More...
California to pass ‘fitted sheet’ law
When California’s elected officials come back from their month-long recess they face a mountain of proposed legislation (almost 900 bills are lined up and waiting), including a new law (SB432) that would require More...
GE at the front of line to receive greenhouse gas exemption
President Obama’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) began regulating greenhouse gases from power plants and polluters for the first time. The new regulations stirred immediate controversy as critics predicted More...
We certainly don’t need more financial regulation
As the Senate gets ready to vote on Chris Dodd’s massive 1000+ page bill, I have to think, geez, these guys really think we are stupid. Notice the typical pattern of “the government breaking our legs More...
