News
N.C. parents worry as formula shortage continues
Babies and their parents across the country, including North Carolina, continue to pay the price for the baby formula shortage that began months ago.
Opinion
Public backlash ensures distillers’ good deed goes unpunished
Assigning infallibility to government action is a fool’s errand. It’s a common refrain in libertarian and conservative circles, and its truth is grounded in history, as well as the government’s continuing and ubiquitous intrusion and overreach. I won’t take credit for the aforementioned paraphrased statement because Scott Maitland said it this week as we talked...
Opinion
How To Beat The FDA
In cancer studies regarding saccharin, the rats were force-fed such high dosages that a person would have to drink 800 cans of diet soda a day to get the same exposure.
Opinion
No. 159: Protecting America’s Health: A Strong Dose of Superficiality
Philip Hilts' Protecting America’s Health: The FDA, Business, and One Hundred Years of Regulation about regulation of the food industry is naive and downright inaccurate.
