Drones (and the First Amendment) Take on Regulatory Overreach in North Carolina
Drone technology may be new, but the principles at stake are as old as the nation itself.
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Conservatives have better solutions than government for racial injustice
If you only ever read The Washington Post or The New York Times and watch MSNBC, you might believe conservatives have nothing to say about race. The view that conservatives are racists is prominent in academia, too. The “Southern Strategy” theory argues the GOP built its Southern base by appealing…
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Momentum builds toward ABC reforms, but don’t get cocky
Talk of momentum is mostly an exercise in mysticism. Unless measured physically — as it relates to velocity and mass — momentum is figurative, nothing more than idea, a feeling. Yet it’s an apt description of something in motion, and I can think of no…
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Government as travel agent
The arrival of summer means vacation time for many, and airports stay busy. While we think of domestic airline service as being deregulated, the reality is that government decisions still play a role in where airlines fly. The most obvious case of government involvement comes in awarding international routes. While…
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Health Care Deregulation Would Help N.C. With Costs, Quality, Access
RALEIGH — North Carolina lawmakers should eliminate certificate-of-need laws, mandated health insurance benefits, and most licensing requirements if they're interested in improving health care in the state. That's the conclusion the John Locke Foundation's top health expert reaches in a new Policy Report.