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The perpetual pattern: Government gets a little involved in the private sector — and screws things up a little.  Government then lies — and says the private sector screwed things up.  Allegedly justifying the government getting more involved.  Which screws things up more.  Government then says the private sector screwed things up…. Lather, rinse, repeat…. Government failing is just the way things are.  It is immutable fact.  People running their own lives are better at it than other people running their lives for them. Once government gets its giant proboscis into anything, ever...

  The federal government shoveling money to private road owners – is yet another instance of massive cronyism.  Private road owners toll We the Drivers.  And then We the Drivers are taxed even more – to shovel the private road owners crony “infrastructure” money. And government roads?  Interstate 95 goes north-to-south from Maine to Florida through fifteen states and the District of Columbia – more states than any other US highway.  But why should We the Drivers in the thirty-five states in which I-95 does not exist – be taxed to pay for it? Biden, Inc was (is?) very stupidly...

Clarence Thomas: Supreme Court Will Soon Have to Address Tech Censorship 5 Apr 2021 Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas today outlined a detailed legal argument for why social media companies might need to be subject to strict rules forbidding them from denying service to users for any reason or no reason, including the possibility of designating them as common carriers — which would effectively eliminate their ability to ban or censor users for legal, First Amendment protected speech. Thomas outlined his opinion in a concurrence to reject  a case that began under the Trump administratio...

The Liberty Times Editorial: Taiwanese take pride in Tim Wu On March 5, the White House announced that Columbia University professor Tim Wu (吳修銘), a second-generation Taiwanese American, was to become US President Joe Biden’s special assistant for technology and competition policy, and would be working for the White House’s National Economic Council. The appointment has attracted a lot of attention. Wu specializes in antitrust, intellectual property and telecommunications law. White House press secretary Jennifer Psaki said that Biden has made it clear that he intends to stand up to...

Press release content from Business Wire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. DE-CIX Chicago Achieves Open-IX OIX-1 Certification March 10, 2021 GMT NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mar 10, 2021-- DE-CIX, the world’s leading carrier and data center neutral Internet Exchange (IX) operator expands its support of Open-IX Internet Exchange standards, obtaining OIX-1 certification for DE-CIX Chicago. DE-CIX Chicago is the company’s newest IX, launched in December 2020, and is the third location it operates in North America to achieve OIX-1 certification. ADVERTISEMENT Open-IX, launch...