Last week, the U.S. Department of Justice began one of the largest antitrust cases in decades against the popular Internet search engine Google. The trial, which is likely to last 10 weeks, is being closely watched not only by tech insiders but also by consumers who will ultimately lose if an empowered US Justice Department prevails in breaking up the first of many popular (and free) tech …
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By Jason Lee Americans for Tax Reform Over the past decade, reforms enacted in North Carolina have made the state a national trendsetter in tax reform, school choice, and spending restraint. The most recent reform enacted in North Carolina could make the state a model for reining in profligate and irresponsible local governments. The GOP-controlled North Carolina General Assembly recently …
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Our federal government at work, folks. Last Week in Regulation, federal agencies published $88.6 billion in total costs and added 428,661 annual paperwork burden hours. Since January 1 of this year, the federal government has published $445.1 billion in total net costs (with $85 billion in new costs from finalized rules) and 167.3 million hours of net annual paperwork burden increases (with …
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