Category: Cartels vs. liberty

By David Tulis The future of public schooling is weak on many fronts. Its prospect as a cartel is limited by myriad marketplace options and an increasingly unwillingness of …

By David Tulis In 2008 a waste pond dam gave way at TVA’s Kingston, Tenn., plant, pouring forth 4.2 million cubic meters of slurried coal fly ash, swamping houses …

By Tammy Drennan I’ve been trying to get my head around the American attitude about education (and I’m American). I sometimes think that we Americans as a whole have …

By David Tulis The arguments for local economy and free markets sometimes cannot be heard for their breathlessness, their being stifled by more powerful and lofty claims raised in …

Reporter Dick Cook of Eastridgenewsonline.com tells what’s happening at Superior Creek Lodge in East Ridge, a dwelling for 800 poor Tennesseans shut down by executive fiat on public safety …

It’s an epic manmade disaster is what I would call it. — Butch Ortwein, East Ridge United Methodist Church By David Tulis / Special to Eastridgenewsonline.com Officials acted heroically and …

Plus ça change, plus c’est la même chose. (The more that changes, the more it’s the same thing.) — French proverb In part a review of The Educator & …