All Posts by Hans Bader

Hans Bader practices law in Washington, D.C. After studying economics and history at the University of Virginia and law at Harvard, he practiced civil-rights, international-trade, and constitutional law. He also once worked in the Education Department. Hans writes for CNSNews.com and has appeared on C-SPAN’s “Washington Journal.” Contact him at hfb138@yahoo.com

Tires get better and cheaper

Some useful people are being deported, even as criminal illegal aliens remain in the U.S.

Virginia Governor Youngkin’s regulatory reforms saved $1.2 billion per year, cut cost of building a home by $24,000

Bureaucrats cause skin damage by blocking access to more effective sunscreens

Rents fall by up to 45% in cities that build more housing

Illinois legislators allocate $500,000 to a non-existent college, yet again

World’s second poorest country is eliminating the blinding disease of trachoma

Reforestation accelerates in England

Air becomes much less polluted in Europe, for all major pollutants

Thousands die in heat wave in Europe due to lack of air conditioning

Giant river otters return to place they were wiped out 40 years ago

Most engagement rings now have a lab-created diamond, not a natural diamond; some diamond mines are closing

Half of India’s electric capacity is supposedly ‘green’, yet it is adding coal power plants, which provide 71% of its power

Brains make new cells even in adulthood

Robot performs complicated surgery to remove gallbladder, without human help

University of Florida students can sue over COVID shutdown, court says

Britain’s government will lower voting age to 16 to try to keep power

Paris is now so much cleaner you can swim in its main river

Conservationists are releasing mosquitoes into Hawaii to fight malaria

Scientists plan to bring back giant bird that went extinct

Scientists develop a rabies vaccine for vampire bats that spreads through grooming

Journalists face criminal charges for reporting on an arrest in New Jersey

People now have banking accounts even in remote areas of war-torn African countries

Toad venom may help cure depression, radically improving treatment

Rent control kills multifamily housing construction in MoCo

North Carolina likely to eliminate parking mandates that make housing less affordable

Trump launches destructive trade war with Brazil, which buys more of our products than we buy of theirs

Virginia Governor Youngkin adopted regulatory reforms saving $1.2 billion per year, reducing cost of building a home by $24,000

Malaria eradicated in yet another country

Puerto Rico may recognize licenses from other jurisdictions, making it easier to move there

Scientists discover way to cut cow dung methane emissions a lot

Global grain production reaches all-time high, despite Ukraine war

Wolverines make a comeback in Finland

Italy to issue a half million more non-EU work visas for immigrants

Happy World Porcupine Day

There are now 60 million millionaires

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