Ode to a Butterfly
The government is going to great effort to save the Monarch butterfly. Just one question: is it in danger?
How did we go from inventing ice cream sandwiches to regulating lemonade stands?
Over 100 years ago, ice cream sandwiches first appeared on the streets of New York, but would they still be invented today?
How the U.K.’s single-payer system hurts doctors and patients
One doctor’s frustration with Britain’s National Health Service, the troubling reality of nationalized health care, and the negative impact on patients.
Does Net Neutrality make our home internet faster?
July 12th is a “day of action” to protest the FCC and changes to #NetNeutrality. But what is it really about, and what impact will it have on us day-to-day?
Obamacare’s Impact on Colorado
With so much debate about Obamacare in the news lately, this seemed like a good time to take a look back at the Affordable Care Act’s impact on Colorado.
Was the US ever really part of the Paris Climate Agreement? Here’s the awkward truth:
When President Trump announced he was changing President Obama’s decision on the Paris Climate Accord, they both skipped a step: getting permission first.
