If a colloquium on early entrepreneurs had been convened in the early 20th century, most participants would have viewed traders as operating on their own, bartering at prices that settled at a market equilibrium established spontaneously in response to fluctuating supply and demand. According to the Austrian economist Carl Menger, money emerged as individuals and More
Inflation Isn't A Bug In The System, It's A Feature Authored by J. Kennerly Davis via RealClearPolicy, May brings more bad economic news for hard-pressed American households. “Transitory” inflation remains firmly entrenched at rates equal to or higher than those reported at the start of 2024. The Labor Department reports this week that the Consumer Price Index, or CPI, it’s official measure of the rate of change in the retail price of a basket of everyday goods and services,...
They Want To Scare You With Myths Of "Unhampered Capitalism" Authored by George Fo4rd Smith via The Mises Institute, Bad ideas are sometimes the hardest to dethrone. It’s probably accurate to say most people think of money as the paper currency printed by governments. And it is money in the sense that it functions as a medium of exchange, but is it sound? Is it vulnerable to inflation? Its very existence is evidence that it is, so why are so many people reluctant to switch to a...
Louisiana governor Jeff Landry, a Republican, signed a bill that reclassified mifepristone and misoprostol as dangerous drugs. They were placed on Schedule IV of its controlled substances list, drugs whose use may lead to "physical dependence or psychological dependence," alongside front-line antidepressants and pain medications. — Read the rest
In a first-of-its-kind move, lawmakers in Louisiana have now passed a controversial bill to reclassify two commonly-used drugs in abortions as “controlled dangerous substances.” NBC’s Hallie Jackson reports for TODAY.
Lawmakers in the southern US state of Louisiana approved a bill Tuesday that would criminalize possession of abortion pills without a prescription, a move criticized as “unconscionable” by Vice President Kamala Harris. The bill, which still needs to pass the state senate, would see two types of medication become controlled substances at a time when […]
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The state wasn’t the best place to get pregnant in the first place, with some of the highest maternal mortality rates in the USLouisiana is not a great place to get pregnant. If you need an abortion, a near-total ban means it’s almost impossible to get one, even in cases of rape or incest – anyone who provides an abortion deemed illegal can go to jail for 15 years. And if you plan on having the baby, you have to deal with some of the highest maternal mortality rates in the US. Although, as...
A former doctor in Wichita has been sentenced to ten years in federal prison for illegally selling opioid medications and pain medications to people who did not have a legitimate medical need. A jury convicted 63-year-old Steven
Republicans are pushing through a bill that would classify two abortion
The bill would make it harder to obtain the pills by placing them on the list of Schedule IV drugs under the state’s Uniform Controlled Dangerous Substances Law.
Click in for more news from The Hill {beacon} Health Care Health Care The Big Story Louisiana poised to make abortion pills controlled substances Possession of abortion pills without a prescription could soon be illegal in Louisiana after Republicans in the state Legislature passed a first-of-its-kind bill that designates the pills as dangerous