Federal Agencies
The Feds Can’t Even Get Constitution Day Right
Today is “Constitution Day.” On Sept. 17, 1787, delegates (most of them, but not all) at the Philadelphia Convention signed the proposed Constitution for the United States. Given the operation of the federal government today, it should come as no surprise...
Meet Your New Landlord?
A new agency order by the CDC pursuant to an executive order from last month – claims the power to override the legal power and validity of rental contracts. This won’t end well. Path to Liberty: September 9, 2020...
COVID-19 an Early Warning for Vaccine Mandates
The history of totalitarian regimes has shown that those who voice dissent early on are often viewed as loons or trouble makers and that, generally, it’s not until the regimes are at their worst that those early dissenters enjoy some restoration of their reputations....
Airport Robbery: Feds Take Over $2 Billion from Travelers through Asset Forfeiture
For the first time ever, data from the Treasury Department’s forfeiture database has been put through a detailed study regarding airport seizures, thanks for a multi-year legal battle by the Institute for Justice. Covering 2000 through 2016, the study quantifies just...