The year: 1993.
The problem: Greedy corporate executives make too much money.
The solution: Cap corporate tax deductions for executive salaries at $1 million.
Sounds like a great idea, with the best of intentions. What could possibly go wrong?
Unless and until a future Supreme Court revisits and overturns Trump v. Barbara, the president and his allies in Congress are bound to follow the SCOTUS ruling.
This week's Reason Roundtable: the escalating war with Iran, new tariffs on Brazil, Trump's primetime address on election security, and the growing popularity of democratic socialism.
Research suggests that Trump and his opponents are both wrong about the impact of voter ID requirements, which do not seem to reliably benefit Republicans or hurt Democrats.
South Carolina law forbids the state from licensing tattoo parlors within 1,000 feet of churches and schools. A tattoo business is suing state officials, claiming the state's law is unconstitutional.
The District of Columbia is considering a bill that would permit the commercial use of autonomous vehicles, such as Waymo, so long as operators pay a multimillion-dollar fee.
A federal judge ordered sweeping improvements and independent monitors at a California detention center where families say their loved ones died of neglect
