According to a court in California, it’s legal to look at your smartphone while driving! The California Highway Patrol apparently plans to ignore the ruling.

In Idaho and Wyoming, speed limits may be increasing.

Sean McElwee writes one of the better pieces I’ve read on the dearth of conservative comedy. As one who thinks it would be better if there were more conservative entertainment, I actually think comedy is probably the best place to start.

Mostly for my own benefit: 50 Books Every Parent Should Read to Their Child

God’s Not Dead looks to be a Christian movie I have absolutely no interest in seeing. But, as it turns out, there’s a market. Go figure.

I keep getting my hopes up only to be disappointed, but once again, McDonald’s is looking at extending breakfast hours. Seriously, if Jack can do it, Mac can do it. Just pushing it back to 11 (which most other places do) would be really nice. I hadn’t heard that Taco Bell is getting into the game.

Mike LaBossiere explains the role of luck in success and Jessica Bruder explains the price entrepreneurs pay.

Asian-Americans are taking on affirmative action in California renaming Asian seas in Virginia.

It’s one of the great oddities of American politics. The wealthy tend Republican, but wealthy places tend Democratic.

Bootleggers for prohibition? TurboTax (Intuit) spends millions trying to keep the tax code complicated.

It’s a generally unchallenged truism that SAT prep classes favor whites and contribute to inequality. Except that it isn’t true.

The SAT is apparently due for a revision.