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“I don’t like regulations,” says Amy Alkon, a syndicated advice columnist who blogs daily at AdviceGoddess.com .

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Reason.tv: Advice Goddess Amy Alkon Wants to Beat Manners Into Rude People

On Feb.

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Matt Welch and Steven Greenhut on Stossel, Talking About Public Sector Unions, Pensions, and California

This weekend brought two very different conservative responses to the oral arguments in the gun rights case McDonald v. Chicago .

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Gun Control, Judicial Restraint, and McDonald v. Chicago

In 1992, Jim Gray, a conservative judge in conservative Orange County, California, held a press conference during which he recommended that we rethink our drug laws. Back then, it took a great deal of courage to suggest that the war on drugs was a failed policy.

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Reason.tv: Judge Jim Gray on The Six Groups That Benefit From Drug Prohibition

Glenn Instapundit Reynolds explains why the U.S. government is in such deep Schlitz with the people it supposedly serves: The once-heady brew of American freedom has become watery and unsatisfying

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Glenn Reynolds: Why American Gov’t is in Deep Schlitz

I haven’t seen The Hurt Locker , so I’m not sure whether Kathryn Bigelow’s success tonight really reflected the merits of her movie or if it was just the Academy’s way of apologizing for snubbing Point Break . But there were some clear-cut winners and losers at the Oscars this year, and as we sit here wondering when Beau Bridges will finally take home a golden statuette we should take a moment to recognize those victories and defeats: Winner: randomly selected black actors. Whenever someone from Precious won an award, the camera would zoom in on the people who made and starred in the movie.

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Oscar Roundup 2010

One of the horribly fascinating things about following the real estate market from 2006 until, well, today actually, has been watching how long the body managed to keep running and twitching after the head was blown clean off.

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Because What Could Go Wrong With Fake-Identity Condo Purchases In 2008?

…or any other corrupt New York state public official for that matter. ProPublica reports that under New York law, there’s nothing a state employee can do that’s so bad he won’t be able to collect his pension

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Don’t Cry for Gov. David Paterson

Yesterday the House Foreign Affairs Committee approved a resolution that calls upon President Obama to recognize “the systematic and deliberate annihilation” of 1.5 million Armenians during and after World War I “as genocide.” The New York Times notes that the resolution was approved despite “a last-minute plea from the Obama administration to forgo a vote that seemed sure to offend Turkey.” The third-to-last paragraph of the story suggests that plea was somewhat inconsistent with Obama’s record. “While still in the Senate,” the Times says, “Mr

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Does Obama Know What ‘Principled Commitment’ Means?