Starting off with Reason links.

Javier Milei continues his radical reforms in Argentina by shuttering the tax collection agency and creating a new one. There comes a time when you need to burn it down and start fresh. Argentina is going to be an interesting case study if Milei can see his reforms through before his opponents bring him down.

An examination of geothermal power generation. It’s an interesting concept, but we’re running into the same problem with wind and solar. How do we get the power from where it’s being generated to where it’s needed? Cracking that problem will open a lot of doors.

Examining the charges against the father of the Georgia shooter. I’m leery of this trend because there’s not a strict formula of how a person becomes a murderer. By the same token, there are some parents who have such reckless disregard for their children…

Illinois scholarship excludes white applicants. Here’s the issue. They want to recruit teachers to go into minority-dominant schools. Okay, I can understand that because you want the students to identify with their teachers and provide them good examples of success. And if it was a private scholarship, I would be all for it. When the state does it? I’m very leery.

Iowa Supreme Court have a case on whether the state can charge acquitted defendants for their public defendants. Wait? What? Iowa is charging people to use public defendants? How is this just?

New Zealand is revoking gun licenses for political beliefs. This is why we hate registration. Why we hate licenses. Because there are too many politicians and bureaucrats who will deny them because we disagree politically. Look, I think radical environmentalists, radical leftists, radical rightists, and anti-Zionists all have abominable political views that are detrimental to society. I think someone who supports Hezbollah and Hamas are supporting despicable terrorist groups. Guess what? If they haven’t committed a crime, you shouldn’t be able to deny them their rights.

And now on to other stories.

The Verge takes a look at Apple AirPods being used for hearing aids and hearing protection. I’m very interested in this. I don’t think my AirPods Pro will be able to substitute for my range ear-pro, but for concerts?

Local station talks about how people are finding out that insurance may not cover a lot of the damages of first floor in a multi-story dwelling. This is a caution to make find out what your insurance will and will not cover.

NYT article on grocery stores looking into electronic price tags. Of course, they immediately go to the most drastic worse use of the technology.

BleepingComputer examines how bad the Change healthcare hack was.

ProPublica reports that gun makers were sending warranty cards to NSSF for lobbying purposes. Okay,