A plan to require residential rental property owners in Denver to be licensed and undergo inspections every four years or when ownership changes, is being met with criticisms from the
Those government retirement systems are sitting on mountains of debt. There’s $144 billion in debt just in the five statewide systems, by the state’s conservative estimate, or $261 billion by
In my view, the loss of so many Coloradans from the workforce at the end of the year is likely attributable to harsh COVID restrictions implemented by Polis last November.
St. Louis) Project Veritas Action Fund has released a third undercover video from campaigns during this 2018 election season. This report exposes how incumbent Senator McCaskill and individuals working
via forbes: He clearly doesn’t relish the spotlight this story will bring and is quick to underscore that Facebook “isn’t the bad guy.” (“I think of them as just very good
via thetruthaboutcars: Remember the multi-million dollar corruption scandal involving UAW officials? Apparently, it was even more corrupt than previously reported. While the UAW-Chrysler National Training Center is suing both Fiat Chrysler and the union
via WSJ: Financed and built by Chinese state-run companies, the soon-to-be-finished overhead railway through Lahore is among the first projects in China’s $62 billion plan for Pakistan. Beijing hoped the
“The state’s efforts to save homeowners money are now keeping many of them locked in their homes — and potential buyers locked out.” Virginia Postrel: In pricey areas, two enormous
Lack of CO2 hits EU beer, meat production. Carbon dioxide production is usually lower in the summer because of the hot weather, but a string of problems across the sector
via WSJ: It is unusual for cities to opt for a direct tax on employment to fund housing or services, said Jared Walczak, an analyst at the Washington, D.C.-based Tax
Watch the latest video at foxnews.com Seattle created its homelessness crisis; now it’s trying to make it worse. So now that we know Seattle’s own laws created a shortage of
“How a uniquely punitive city impound program combined with the drug war and asset forfeiture to deprive people of their vehicles for years at a time.” More from Reason: Byrd