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

Privately owned solar panels save citizens from dysfunctional state utility in very sunny, very backward African country

Regulation is making homes unaffordable across the world

Belgium drops plan to shut down all nuclear power plants

Gene-mapping may save nearly-extinct northern white rhino

Woke indoctrination is common in the public schools, even in centrist areas

Colorado allows single-stairway buildings to reduce housing costs

‘America is a manufacturing powerhouse’

Trump threatens 50% tariff on European Union, which will cause economic harm

Hummingbird beaks evolve to get more from bird feeders, becoming longer and more tapered

People have much more living space than they did 50 years ago

Trump administration ends persecution of religious university that began under Biden

Cut budget deficit by getting rid of the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit

Trump administration rescinds Biden regulations that made it harder to clean clothes and dishes

Diamonds become cheaper, due to competition with synthetic diamonds, whose price has crashed

Chicago under investigation for anti-white discrimination

Capitol rioter arrested for home invasion after being pardoned

Progressive New York mayoral candidate wants government-run grocery stores, which sometimes let food rot

Big city may have to rely on solar panels after militia steals its copper wiring and destroys its energy infrastructure

Extracting uranium from water could expand nuclear power

Rubber Duck Museum moves to Canada in response to tariff hikes and U.S.-Canada tensions

Carnivorous ‘bone collector’ caterpillars wear corpses as camouflage

Illinois to fund city-owned grocery store in town with falling population

Baby with deadly genetic condition is healed through gene-editing

Copy of Magna Carta bought for $27 turns out to be original worth millions of dollars

South Pacific island is now rat-free, increasing crop yields and biodiversity

Brain implant lets paralyzed man type with brain

Giant rodents thrive in suburb of Buenos Aires

Power corrupts in Los Angeles

Artificial intelligence creates avatars that quickly turn spoken words into sign language for the deaf

Trump says federal government won’t fund California’s perennially-delayed ‘high speed’ rail boondoggle

CIGIE begins producing records in response to FOIA lawsuit

FDA approves genetic modification that protects pigs against deadly virus

Thorium reactor rewrites the rules of nuclear power

Tourism down after U.S. angers other countries with tariffs, arrests of overseas visitors, talk of annexing Canada

Fully driverless trucks are now on the road in Texas

Endangered rare duck makes a comeback

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