by Adrian Moore. Social media sites are awash in pictures
of Flint’s awful water. Local children exposed to lead will likely face
long term health consequences—and it appears that kids suffer from high
lead levels in many Michigan cities. Amidst revelations that the state of Michigan made sure its Flint employees had clean water long before taking ... MORE
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Taxpayers And Property Rights Win In Rams Move To LA
by Raymond J Nhan. Eminent domain and public funded statia. Recent news of the Los Angeles Rams is a win-win-win for the NFL and
taxpayers in Los Angeles and St. Louis. Though citizens of the Gateway
City may feel differently right now, they just avoided a massive waste
of taxpayer funds and a series of eminent domain abuses. And the ... MORE
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A. Barton Hinkle: When Eminent Domain Is Just Theft
Say you buy a car. Drive it around for five years, get plenty of use out of it. Then one day you decide you paid way too much. You really should have paid half what you did. Or even less. So you go back to the dealership and say the car is worth less now, and you want a refund. Think you’d get it? Precisely. Yet this is just the kind of stunt ... MORE
New York Toddlers Cram For Kindergarten Entrance Exam
by Gary North. At age 4, kids are expert test-takers. They have to be. If they don’t score well, they will have to attend a public school. Yes, a public school. A New York City public school. The kid is doomed. Rich parents dread the thought. At $30,000 for kindergarten,
there is still intense competition. Think of $400,000 for a kid’s
education, ... MORE
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