Timothy B. Lee
Former senior correspondent
Latest articles by Timothy B. Lee
Property rights activists lost in the 2005 case of Kelo v. City of New London, but the backlash against the ruling led to stronger property rights.
The Senate is casting a vote Tuesday that could decide the fate of Obama’s trade agenda.
Assuming that your ideological opponents are jerks makes it hard to learn from them.
Differences between the House and Senate trade bill could prevent either version from becoming law.
Laws designed to protect conventional employees don’t necessarily help workers who set their own schedules.
Uber drivers could become eligible for overtime, workers’ compensation, collective bargaining, and other rights.
A ruling that drivers are employees, not independent contractors, is a threat to Uber’s business model.
The creation of the streaming service Apple Music is a tacit acknowledgement that the iTunes model of selling songs for 99 cents is in decline.
Macs are great, and Apple should keep making them.
The filibuster, labor groups, conservative money, and other factors are endangering the Trans-Pacific Partnership.