New view on paid family leave prompts privatization call
Our view argues that federal regulations expanding unpaid family leave into paid leave funded by state unemployment insurance amounts to an unintended entitlement. It criticizes government subsidization, urges privatization of unemployment funds, and promotes market solutions over new entitlements.
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Bush should not amend stance on capital punishment
Cal Thomas argues that critics, including New York Times columnist Anthony Lewis, target George W. Bush over Texas death penalty administration. He asserts DNA is not determinative and warns against compromising life value, urging Bush to address justice system flaws without altering the death penalty position.
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NATO bombs RTS building in Belgrade in Kosovo war critique
Jacob Sullum argues NATO’s strike on Belgrade RTS killed civilians and violated rules of war. Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch condemn civilian targeting while critics link air campaign to further ethnic cleansing. The piece notes uncertain casualty figures and cites Blair’s remarks on wartime media impact.
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