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Fate of Highway Tolling and Pricing Pilot Programs in Reauthorization Proposals

Why the House's and Senate's federal surface transportation reauthorization bills should include tolling provisions

By Robert Poole
March 2, 2012
California Barking Up the Wrong Tree with Pet Groomer Licensing Bill

By Adam Summers
March 1, 2012
Germany’s Green Energy Policies Are Shutting Down Industry

By Adam Peshek
February 29, 2012
Fannie Mae Takes Another $4.6 Billion from Taxpayers

By Anthony Randazzo
February 29, 2012
Technology Can Help Reduce Traffic Congestion

By Baruch Feigenbaum
February 29, 2012
Financial Crisis Theories Reviewed Series: Peter Wallison Interview, Part 1

Housing policyâ??s role in the crisis

By Anthony Randazzo
February 29, 2012
China High Speed Rail’s Hard Lessons for the US

By Samuel Staley
February 28, 2012
Oil and Gas Production Up, But Don’t Thank the Feds

By Adam Peshek
February 28, 2012
Congress Forms ‘Yellow Pages’ Caucus: Goal is Smaller Federal Government, Cut Spending

How the 'yellow pages' test could curb out of control federal spending

By John Palatiello
February 28, 2012
China

Why President Obama should look to China on what not to do when it comes to U.S. high-speed rail projects

By Samuel Staley
February 28, 2012
In Louisiana the education money will REALLY follow the child.

By Lisa Snell
February 28, 2012
(Video) Piling on the Unjust Mortgage Settlement

By Anthony Randazzo
February 28, 2012
Florida Correctional Healthcare Reform in Jeopardy

The state Department of Corrections should be encouraged for pursuing reform, not stifled.

By Harris Kenny
February 27, 2012
FHFA Puts the U.S. Rental Market in Crosshairs

By Anthony Randazzo
February 27, 2012
California is Barking Up the Wrong Tree with Pet Groomer Licensing Bill

By Adam Summers
February 27, 2012
Flawed Fed Predictions

By Anthony Randazzo
February 27, 2012
More Details on Bank’s Limited Contribution to the $26 Billion Settlement

By Anthony Randazzo
February 27, 2012
A Highly Unjust Mortgage Settlement

Whatever justice may appear to have resulted from banks shelling out a few billion dollars, it should not come at the expense of those mortgage investors or taxpayers who did nothing wrong or the economy at large.

By Anthony Randazzo
February 27, 2012