Twice a year, Americans are reminded that changing our clocks is annoying. As a result, there is growing support for “ending Daylight Saving Time.” The problem is that people don’t actually agree on what that means. Some want permanent Standard Time because it more closely aligns […]
Chapter One Liberty Is Built By Neighbors If you live alone, you have complete liberty. It is not until you live in a society with others that there are limits placed on what you can do. The American experiment has always fascinated me because it asks […]
For decades, progressives, civil libertarians, LGBTQ activists, and advocates for marginalized communities have fought a simple battle: Let people be themselves. We’ve challenged the idea that people should be mocked, ostracized, or shamed simply because they choose to live differently than the majority. We’ve argued that […]
This article formatted by ai for typos, typeface and clarity How Government Bottlenecks Hurt Patients, Hospitals, and Physicians America is facing a physician shortage. Patients wait months for appointments. Rural hospitals struggle to recruit doctors. Emergency rooms overflow. Meanwhile, thousands of highly qualified physicians—both American and […]
Neighborhood Watch: A Model of Community Safety and Shared Responsibility In Minnesota and cities across the U.S., news reports show protesters and federal immigration agents clashing in the streets after fatal shootings involving ICE and Border Patrol agents. The tragic deaths of Renee Good and Alex […]
Let.Live believes in liberty, due process, and equal protection under the law. These principles do not dissolve within 100 miles of the U.S. border—but under current regulations, they might as well. In the wake of the tragic killing of Renee Nicole Good, shot by a Border […]