A Criminal Record Shouldn’t Stop Cosmetologists from Working
The Arizona Board of Cosmetology decided to investigate Montes de Oca for providing unlicensed cosmetology services at his charity event
Occupational-Licensing Reform Can Improve Upward Mobility for Low-Income and Military Families
State occupational-licensing fees are a substantial burden for low-income and military families. That burden should be eliminated.
Trump’s 100 Days Have Made a Good Start on Regulation
Trump has taken steps to reduce unnecessary and burdensome regulations; here’s how he and Congress can go even further.
How to Cut Red Tape in Blue States
While cutting back regulation is never easy, there is reason to be optimistic about Illinois’s reform efforts under Gov. Rauner.
London Joins the Worldwide War on Uber
London’s mayor has a plan to smother competition for London’s traditional taxicabs from innovative ride-sharing companies such as Uber.
Uber in the Air
The Federal Aviation Administration is wrongly trying to quash a useful flight-sharing service, Flytenow — something like Uber in the air.
The FDA Can’t Distinguish between Eggplants and Tobacco
All FDA control of vaping will do is stifle innovation in a dynamic industry, making it harder for smokers to kick their deadly habit.
Why Americans Love the Sharing Economy
Ride-sharing services are changing transportation habits and making American roads safer.
More Economic Nonsense from Trump
Railing against corporations that leave America is a winning tactic, and Trump has embraced it. But he knows the corporate-tax rate is the real culprit.
Obamacare Is a Horror Story for Young Americans
Obamacare has enmeshed many Americans in a bureaucratic nightmare. True, the law has helped some uninsured people obtain coverage. But millions of people have seen their health-insurance plans canceled, because ...