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EPA’s Legal Losing Streak After more than three years of what The Wall Street Journal called “a regulatory spree unprecedented in U.S. history,” EPA’s regulatory actions are finally being tested in court. And in amounting number of cases, they have been found wanting.

Fool for Higher Education Americans will continue to borrow for college as long as government-subsidized loans are available. But when the federal spigot closes, so will be the number of students able to attend college. The resulting downward pressure on demand will force universities to reduce prices, restoring market equilibrium in time.

How California's Budget Blunders Led to My Divorce from the Golden State California’s big-government, entitlement state model, aided by the nation’s best weather, is collapsing. California, ever the trendsetting state, appears to presage President Obama’s ideal vision of America by a few years. Meanwhile Texas frees job creators to do what they do best through low taxes, less regulation, and a reasonable lawsuit climate – perhaps pointing the way to an alternative vision of a once and future America.

Use Report to Improve Texas Juvenile Justice Many Texas youths have been successfully rehabilitated through local juvenile probation programming while in county custody under the Commitment Reduction Program. Prioritizing these types of programs can help address the challenges facing Texas' youth lockups and ensure the wise use of Texas taxpayers' money.

Federalizing Fracking: A Bad Idea “You can’t professionalize if you don’t federalize,” said former Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle 10 years ago at the creation of the Transportation Security Administration. He may as well have been talking about the Obama Administration’s new executive order and rules to expand federal oversight to what is now, arguably, the most economic valuable activity in the country.

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