Oil Prices Likely to Continue to Drop
Falling oil prices mean savings to consumers and all manner of difficulties for those trying to control the oil market for their own benefit.
Tag: Bob Adelmann
Internet Gambling Ban to Apply to Guns?
If gambling online can be prohibited by the federal government, why couldn’t the sale of guns and ammunition as well?
Colt Declares Bankruptcy
Colt, maker of the iconic Colt .45 single action Army revolver and 1911 semi-automatic pistol, declared bankruptcy on Sunday.
First Amendment Victory for Church as Officials Back Off
“Under the First Amendment, the government has no authority to pick and choose what type of speech it approves.”
Texas Governor to Sign Open Carry Bill Shortly
Texas will shortly join the lengthening list of states allowing open carry, while reducing to just five those states that don’t.
Oklahoma Earthquakes Rattling the Fracking Industry
The number of earthquakes and the amount of fracking have both been going up in Oklahoma, though correlation does not necessarily mean causation.
Tax-credit Private-School Scholarship Funding Explodes in OK
Once the financial impact of such a program was explored in detail, the opposition simply melted away.
ATF Drops Proposed Ammo Ban; Agency’s Very Existence Threatened
Lawmakers have drafted and offered legislation designed to remove from the ATF its authority to ban rifle ammunition — or to disband the agency altogether.
China’s Failing Attempts to Censor the Internet
Internet censorship in China is a battlefield, and some of China’s troops come from Silicon Valley.
FCC to Vote on Net Neutrality Rules on Thursday
“Offering free market choices is a sin from which only government agencies such as the FCC can save us.”