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Authored by Linnea Leuken & H. Sterlin Burnett via RealClearPolitics, When electric power was a novel idea and just beginning to be adopted in urban centers, the industry had a Wild West feel to it as multiple companies strung wires, opened power plants, and sold electricity on an unregulated market. Competition was fierce, but state and local governments concluded that the inefficiencies and redundancies endangered the public and imposed higher costs. So states set up service territories with... Читать дальше...

Now threatening citizens for what they post online, one would hardly believe that England had once possessed a hard-won tradition of limited government and natural rights.

The gold standard hampers the growth of government power, which helps people more effectively fight bad policy.

By misusing statistics, the government claims that racial disparities are always caused by racial discrimination and that these disparities can only be rectified by state-directed outcomes. However, government programs have made things much worse.

Angostura Bitters makes the odd base of this spicy drink.

Good Housekeeping released a list of its 2025 Family Travel Awards winners -- naming one Oregon beach resort that's "a rock star in every way."

OpenAI is facing a copyright lawsuit from ANI over AI training data — the implications could be huge for the industry.

Any special surprises before intermission?

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Everything may not be what it seems with Black Friday prices, like with these Sony headphones on Amazon, according to this customer. They say they bought their headphones for cheaper than the price listed for Black Friday.

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Conor McGregor insists he’s done nothing wrong.

Manager Mark Bonner admitted his Gillingham team deserved to be booed off after losing to Harrogate Town.

We crunched the numbers and they paint a telling picture of just where the AFL’s draftees are coming from.

Two up-and-coming Sydney drivers provided samples to stewards at a race meeting in Goulburn. DNA analysis showed the urine in both was from the same person.

Actor Kate Mulvany, who stars in the upcoming film, How to Make Gravy, shows off her style in our photo shoot and talks about family, love and Christmases past.

A palette of white and cream provides a backdrop for statement pieces to shine, from a Swedish sofa to sheepskin soft furnishings.

The cost of building a new home has risen over the past four years as labour shortages and material cost increases have continued to plague the industry.

On the tape, a pastor says using the “rod of correction” can help prevent school shootings and gender dysphoria.

Millions of former tweeters have taken their spotless minds and ridden, on a butterfly’s wings, to an alternative reality: Bluesky, the microblogging site for progressive idealists.

The arrival of around-the-clock buses on the trainless peninsular coincides with plans to jump-start the area’s nightlife.

The North Sydney pool saga continues to run – or swim? – but should locals really have to pick up the tab?

The social media giant said it deleted scam ads featuring the PM and targeting Australians, but within days they were back. Now the government is taking a closer look.

There are some simple ways to build a solid financial foundation in your 30s and beyond.

Affordability constraints are testing buyers’ limits, even at the upper end of the market, and the steepest drops are taking place in desirable areas.

“I am not a cleavage girl,” says the beauty entrepreneur when describing her style.