A nation can be defined by the dates it collectively remembers.
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The Days We Remember
The Yuan Stops Over There
Just months after being named a reserve currency, China’s yuan is being restricted as if to prove that designation was premature.
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One For The Road
Your home is your castle. You can do as you please there – unless it pleases you to smoke and you reside in public housing.
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What If Death Is Less Certain Than Taxes?
A teenager’s court battle in Britain hints at future questions of life after death.
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The Oval Office Comes With Pens
A slew of Obama administration regulations may be washed away by the ink from Donald Trump’s presidential pen.
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Mind The ‘Efficiency Gap’
Does it violate the Constitution when elected officials redraw district boundaries to benefit their party?
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How The IRS Knows You Are Really You
To combat fraud, the IRS may ask taxpayers to make a good showing in a personalized version of Trivial Pursuit.
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Unionizing The Electoral College
Without the Electoral College, presidential candidates might ignore vast swaths of the nation.
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The Right To Hide Your Age
Can older actors get more work if we allow them to suppress information about their age?
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Urban Homesteading
Much of America was built by settlers who acquired land with sweat equity. The same process could rebuild cities and towns.
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