Brian Gongol
Graphic of the day: Presto Change-o
Tighter rules on the docket for small wastewater systems
The soaring cost of raw construction materials
Iran says it has nothing to do with armor-piercing bombs in Iraq
Some representatives of the Department of Defense think otherwise. Meanwhile, negotiations have resumed over North Korea and its nuclear plans.
Rick Dees is back in Top-40 radio
Arizona minimum wage goes up and teens get laid off
Anyone who's surprised by this easily-anticipated consequence of raising the minimum wage should not be making public policy
Ten ways to embarrass proponents of astrology
Law professor says South Korean government enforces a Microsoft monopoly
Not just on operating systems, but on web browsers, too. That's important: South Korea is the world's 11th-largest economy.
Part-time jobs for everybody?
British Minister for Children says everybody in the UK should be offered the choice of whether to work part-time or not at their same jobs...as a right. Meanwhile, they're trying to figure out how to get their labor force participation rate above 75%. Both sound like the kinds of things that can be achieved with less government intervention in the economy, but that's never likely when politicians are involved.
New Jersey and California may be happier about "Real ID" than other states
