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Missouri Should Rethink Fire Code Rules that Block Small Apartments
New research suggests Missouri cities could allow more apartment buildings—without compromising safety—by rethinking outdated fire code requirements. The study by the Pew Charitable Trusts and the Center for Building in North America found that small…
Selling every NBA team wouldn’t be enough to fill…
The five pension systems run by the state of Illinois only have 46 cents on hand for every $1…
Time to retire the Jones Act’s U.S.-build…
The most revolutionary Jones Act reform proposed in recent memory seems to be flying under…
Brighter days ahead forecasted for Hawaii’s…
The following commentary was first published on August 16, 2025, by the Hawaii Filipino Chronicle…
Waive rules that could add costly delays to rebuilding…
The following commentary was first published on August 21, 2025, by The Maui News under the headline…
An unforced error in the case of a DC violent offender
New Policy A new policy put in place by the United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia (DC) is playing out in a troubling manner and deserves another look in the case of Tinsley Bowman. In mid-August, US Attorney Jeanine Pirro (DC),…
Woke or a joke? Study finds students admit to…
To succeed socially or academically, students “have pretended to hold more progressive views than…
VJ Day, 80 years on
In summer 1945, Japan’s war in China — which had consumed an estimated 20 million Chinese lives…
Victory, 80 years on
In summer 1945, Japan’s war in China — which had consumed an estimated 20 million Chinese lives…
Revenue-neutral law is helping; additional property tax…
The Revenue-Neutral law that went into effect in 2021 is helping many Kansans, with nearly…
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