The Problem with Supermax Prisons
Most of these facilities are overly costly, are needlessly degrading, and don’t work like they’re supposed to.
Workers Should Say No to At-Home Big Tech Surveillance
The privacy of the home is being eroded by smart TVs, phones, and at-home devices that monitor our conversations — and now employers are getting in on the act.
No, American Democracy Isn’t as Bad as the Congo
Hyperbolic statements comparing Wisconsin to the Congo just sow division.
The NFL Is Incentivizing Vaccines Better Than the Ivy League
Rather than relying on TikTok influencers, our leading institutions should consider why young adults aren’t getting vaccinated.
Do Elementary Schools Really Need Masks?
There’s a real danger in masking children, and everyone around them, during their formative years.
Denying Quorum Is Denying Democracy
We can’t have a functioning polity if a party leaves every time they don’t get the legislation they like.
Don’t Eat the (Privacy) Apple
Citizens want more privacy and more Internet security, not less.
Cryptocurrency Isn’t Infrastructure
The current infrastructure bill’s vague language about cryptocurrency will create more problems than it solves.
The Dubious Green-Energy Policies in Biden’s Behemoth Infrastructure Bill
The problem is that ‘clean’ cars are only as clean as the carbon emissions produced by the local power plant.
So . . . What Happens after This New Moratorium Ends?
Renters may need assistance, but landlords can’t endlessly house tenants that don’t pay. No matter what, eventually, the rent comes due.