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Various interests collide to stop bipartisan effort.
Permitting reform is a generational opportunity, one that could deliver real relief on affordability for everyday Americans and get the U.S. economy building again. Stalled energy...
The Mamdani administration’s answer to President Donald Trump’s beleaguered Department of Government Efficiency spent its first month as an independent review panel hearing public...
For generations, Americans have expanded the meaning of "We, the People"—not because our institutions did it on their own, but because ordinary people demanded it. From U.S. Rep....
Brian Gallini, Dean and Professor of Law at Quinnipiac University School of Law, argues persuasively that dramatic expansion in the number of ways to gain a law license should caus...
Permitting reform bills aim to speed up process, facilitate housing construction. A handful of bills that passed through the Legislature this year focus on reforming Hawaiʻi's perm...
Yes, because tolerance would be such an awful thing.
MANILA, Philippines — The National Citizens’ Movement for Free Elections (Namfrel) has called for the passage of a party list reform law that adopts the strongest provisions of Hou...
The Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA) urged members of parliament (MPs) on Tuesday to amend the pending Bill C-14 on bail reform, to maintain the presumption of innocence...
Reform is rising because trust in politics has collapsed. Economic insecurity, failing public services, unaffordable housing, insecure work and a loss of belonging have created Rea...
The Wisconsin Supreme Court is tiptoeing around reform ideas. A suggestion that rules require justices to recuse from cases if big donors are involved is a good one. Also, justices...
Porridge: I was trying to avoid being as blunt as saying “none of the sources you quoted proves your point”! It might had been better if you had actually said that - and, to an...
A bill that would create a formal process for long-time incarcerated individuals to get a judge to reconsider their sentence was passed by a key Senate committee last month, cr...
“The purpose of a system is what it does.” - Stafford Beer. PFI is akin to taking out HP to buy a car instead of saving for it, but the finance company forces you to use their cont...
Porridge: It depends what you mean. LGBTetc ideologues pushing their agenda don’t need to be terrorists: they’ve colonised government, the civil service, academia … And this is...
On May 7, elections were held in England, Scotland, and Wales. These were for some of the local council spots in England as well as for electing the devolved governments in Scotlan...
THE Makerfield by-election ought to give Reform UK pause. Not because by-elections are always prophetic: most are not. But because the result exposed a weakness that months of buoy...
KUALA LUMPUR, June 22 — A parliamentary committee has unveiled seven concrete proposals to reshape how Malaysia ap...
Para 1, we agree. Para 2 is true of business but not true of government, which can do things (borrowing, taxation, QE) which businesses can’t.
Committee says owner consent and mutual agreement will remain mandatory for access to private property
Porridge: Para 2 is true of business but not true of government, which can do things (borrowing, taxation, QE) which businesses can’t. Sometimes, yes - but we’re talking the “Bl...
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