The law means I'm doing paperwork with huge penalties for mistakes instead of trying to grow my business, writes .

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Trevor Morrison and I have published this essay in the NYT today on a question many people are asking. The NYT gave us a lot of space, given the importance of the issue, which makes excerpting the ...

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After Tina Crawford’s only child was gunned down in a robbery, she vowed revenge. But when one of the convicted killers wrote ...

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A proposal by state Sen. Scott Wiener creates a new wrinkle in four interrelated issues: climate change, the future of ...

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