federal regulation
Musk, Vivek face target-rich environment for vile federal regs and waste
Elon Musk promises that his new Department of Government Efficiency can reveal how to cut federal spending by $2 trillion per year. Musk and his DOGE partner Vivek Ramaswamy are...
Trump tariffs could send US toy prices soaring more than 50%: trade group
A $50 tricycle would increase to as much as $78; a $25 board game could cost $39 and a $17 plush toy could spike to $27 under the tariff plan.
Authorities launch 'interagency operation' at federal jail in New York housing Sean 'Diddy' Combs
Investigators from various federal agencies launched an “interagency operation” on Monday at the troubled lockup in New York City where Sean “Diddy” Combs is being held.
More than 100 members of Congress call for US to 'suspend' controversial health study on alcohol
In a letter this week, US lawmakers including New York Reps. Nicole Malliotakis and Mike Lawler seized on the fact that the study is being conducted by a group called the Interagency...
Fired Boar's Head workers slam management at Va. plant after 10th death tied to listeria outbreak: 'wasn't shocked'
A former Boar's Head employee said the death toll “is laying on my heart.”
Harris' 'Opportunity Economy' a wrecking ball of gov't control
Harris wants sweeping new federal powers to achieve “equity” — but in her Opportunity Economy, every American would be further subjugated to Washington.
Sorry, crime’s not falling, fighting private-sector antisemitism and other commentary
The left claims crime’s declining, yet “the nation’s largest crime survey says otherwise,” corrects Jeffrey H. Anderson in The Wall Street Journal.
Trump will juice economy, curb inflation — after the Kamala Harris-Joe Biden horrors
Donald Trump’s economic vision, which he outlined Thursday, couldn’t be a more radical — and encouraging — departure from the Kamala Harris-Joe Biden economic horror show.
Fed inspectors slammed over 'listeria factory' tied to deadly Boar's Head outbreak
“The government needs to answer the question of what were you doing? Didn’t this generate enough questions given the size of this plant,” one attorney said.
Stop & Shop to stop selling tobacco this week, joining large retailers in cutting off smokes
“Our responsibility as a grocer goes far beyond our aisles, and we are committed to taking bold steps to help our associates, customers, and communities work towards better health outcomes.”
Over 15M Americans take these 6 supplements — even though they may cause liver damage
"We weren't aware that so many people were taking these supplements,” Dr. Alisa Likhitsup, a clinical assistant professor of medicine and lead author of the research.
Justice Neil Gorsuch mourns over-regulation: 'Too much law'
"Criminal laws have grown so exuberantly and come to cover so much previously innocent conduct that almost anyone can be arrested for something," Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch observed in...
How the Supreme Court rescued my NJ fishing firm that bureaucrats almost sank
SCOTUS has protected Americans from regulators run amok, and from a Congress that won’t do its job. I was one of the small business owners who sued the feds in...
Biden's war on working women
Changes by the Biden Administration of Trump-era labor laws are impacting women the most.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella blasts 'alarming and terrible' Taylor Swift AI nude images: 'We have to act'
The Microsoft boss also called for the implementation of “guardrails” to ensure AI isn’t used for nefarious purposes.
Taylor Swift 'furious' about AI-generated fake nude images, considers legal action: report
After the pics took the internet by storm Thursday morning, Swifties banned together and tried to bury the images by sharing an influx of positive posts about the "Shake It...
Hamas’ useful idiots, Joe’s age ‘a problem of reality’ and other commentary
Media watch: Hamas’ Useful Idiots “With every step Israeli soldiers take inside the Al-Shifa hospital in Gaza, the hysteria of Hamas propaganda goes up a notch,” observes David Collier at...
The Supreme Court is about to rule on America's most powerful, unaccountable federal agency
The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments Tuesday in a case that might invalidate the most powerful federal administrative agency ever created.
We must make work-from-home federal bureaucrats accountable to Americans
Washington, consider this your final wake-up call! The swamp is about to be drained.
Google to require politicians to prominently disclose use of AI in election ads
Google on Wednesday updated its political content policy. As of mid-November, political campaign ads will have to disclose if they make use of "synthetic content that inauthentically depicts real or...