Being “pro-business” is a nice talking point for politicians—but often that’s all it is: A talking point. The truth is, the term doesn’t actually mean much in today’s political climate....
A Zero-Risk Society is Not a Reasonable Policy Proposal
Some Nevadans might be old enough to remember when “two weeks to slow the spread” was the official position of most governors invoking vast emergency powers in response to the...
So, this decade didn’t really start off on the right foot. In the span of three months, we went from happily ringing in the 2020 New Year with friends and...
Thanks to the rise of the “gig economy” and a growing disinterest among young workers for the traditional nine-to-five day job, the way Americans think about work was evolving even...
The election was never going to fix what’s wrong with 2020
Mercifully, 2020 will soon be over. Given the way this year has been a nonstop exhibition of cultural, social and political crises, it’s tempting to think that maybe after the...
Which ‘emergency orders’ should we just start ignoring?
At what point do government mandates become so absurd and arbitrary, that it is socially acceptable to start ignoring them outright? Well, if governors keep acting the way they have...
