Daryl James

It takes a village to raise a child. But parents can go to jail if they collaborate too much in New York. The state should let them form #microschools without onerous red tape. @IJ @edchoice @timesunion https://t.co/3USwjrqXGR

Virginia Gov. Youngkin has until March 26 to sign a bill that would limit permanent punishment for rehabilitated citizens. @IJ @dcexaminer https://t.co/CtmwzjmgSe

Marine veteran Stephen Lara did nothing wrong and was never arrested. But the police took his money and tried to keep it permanently using civil forfeiture. His case shows the need for Congress to pass the FAIR Act. @IJ @DanAlban @thehill https://t.co/Gf1o0gnETz

Peter and Annica Quakenbush fought the zoning police and won in Brooks Township, Michigan. But rather than accept defeat, the government doubled down with a scheme to circumvent the courts. @KatrinMarquez @IJ @BridgeMichigan https://t.co/XhVfHvsDFo

Iowa teachers unions hate microschools. But the time has come to shift power back to parents and let them innovate. @IJ @CupcakeLawyer @DMRegister https://t.co/MtUz6eQkL4

RT @CarolinaJournal: 🤯 Insanity: North Carolina homeschool groups cannot include children from more than two families. If they do, they co…

San Clemente Councilmember Rick Loeffler sees a crisis: Homeless outreach groups are sharing food on the beach! His solution was an ordinance to criminalize kindness. @SuranjanSen @DianaKSimpson @IJ @TimesofSanDiego https://t.co/QmZCe5O69l

The bidding starts in one hour! You can buy a car that Hawaii police took from people without a criminal conviction, using civil forfeiture. @reason @DanAlban @IJ https://t.co/CeF0UXyEtg

Dear Utah: Stop violating the rights of every baby born in the state. @IJ @Chuck_Morris @Deseret https://t.co/Nkuze7y2nR

RT @InsideSourcesDC: "Wilmington and two contractors routinely towed vehicles as leverage in parking disputes, seizing and destroying prope…

Families in crisis trust Katherin Youniacutt, a grandmother who lives a quiet life with her husband. But Texas will not let her earn an honest living as a social worker because of a mistake she made years ago. @IJ @TexasObserver https://t.co/RLJvottoFq

This Massachusetts city is honoring John Quincy Adams by trampling on property rights. Instead of negotiating for land, @CityofQuincy is using eminent domain. @CupcakeLawyer @dcexaminer @IJ https://t.co/cGLgvh6qQL

RT @NRO: Waiting for someone to commit a crime before inflicting punishment can make a law enforcement agency look soft, so Sheriff Chris N…

Courts saw a “DEFCON 1 legal scandal” that was “utterly bonkers.” But they ruled against Erma Wilson anyway. Now she is asking the Supreme Court to intervene. @IJ @Slate https://t.co/tat6HRdHan

RT @ILPolitihub: Op-Ed: Report shows licensing burden on Illinois workers https://t.co/zs3Obuqqqw

Law enforcement agencies claim to fight crime when they seize and keep cash without a conviction. But new peer-reviewed research exposes the lie. @ij @thehill https://t.co/TU4vGu0itp

Seattle mom Anita Adams wanted to build backyard units for her adult children. She had enough money—until the city tacked on $89,000 in “housing affordability” fees. @SuranjanSen @IJ

InsideSources @InsideSourcesDC

"Intentionally burdening housing creation during a housing shortage is counterproductive and could gut Seattle’s middle class." #Seattle #Housing #YIMBY @IJ https://t.co/EMeHn8OUDf