Is $13.7 Billion a Good Price for Whole Foods?
Let’s hope that efficient Amazon can help fix Whole Foods after acquiring the grocery chain.
Promote Health by Not Defending the E-Cigarette Ban
E-cigarettes can save thousands of lives, but Obama essentially banned them. Now the government can undo that ban by declining to defend lawsuits against it.
How College Students Are Being Misled About ‘Sustainable’ Agriculture
Organic farming is anything but sustainable: It’s thirsty and land-hungry and it leaches too much waste into the water supply.
Congress Can Make Regulators Accountable
Trump and Congress both want to reform regulations and eliminate some of them. The FDA would be a good place to start.
Politics-Related Depression: Is It Real?
Political depression is afflicting liberals from coast to coast, Standard therapeutic methods may be helpful.
It’s Time to Shine a Light on Regulatory ‘Dark Matter’
Regulation is not the only way the federal bureaucracy inhibits market innovation. President Trump should address regulatory “dark matter.”
To Modulate Drug Prices, We Need Less Regulation and More Competition
Reducing red tape and barriers to approval could get more and better drugs to patients sooner and at lower cost.
As Americans’ Life Expectancy Drops, We Need More Medical Innovation
The next FDA head must emphasize encouraging medical innovation and speeding approval of effective drugs.
Time to Get Rid of the EPA? Scott Pruitt May Be Just the Guy to Do It
The EPA has left behinds its concern with genuine environmental threats and is now concerned with enacting a radical environmental agenda through regulations.
The EPA Shows Again That It’s an Affront to Common Sense
The EPA is cooking data to justify costly methane-emission regulations that will have disproportionately small benefits.