Art Woolf received his Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1980, and is currently associate professor of economics at the University of Vermont. He was state economist for Governor ...

Food companies across the country may lose their authorization to self-affirm food ingredients, dyes, additives, and ...

Dr. Kiminori Itoh earned his Ph.D. in Industrial Chemistry at the University of Tokyo in 1978. He is the author of the Japanese-language book Lies and Traps in the Global Warming Affair. Dr. Itoh’s ...

Today, “Net Zero” policymakers setting “green” policies are oblivious to the reality that so-called “renewables”, ONLY ...

New report outlines 8 state-level solutions to stop destructive industrial solar buildout, which is causing economic, ...

A recent court ruling may increase accountability of school and state employees who overruled parents’ rights to make health ...

We need to add a separation of state and education to our Constitution now if we want to stop the abuse of education.

The Supreme Court’s 2018 Janus decision asserted that no teacher or any public employee has to pay a penny to a union as a ...

One of the more remarkable figures in Chicago history, the late Milton J. Rosenberg, was born 100 years ago today, on April ...

The legislation would allow the FDA to approve drugs and devices that have already been approved in other industrialized ...

Past Director, Deregulation Unit at the Institute of Public Affairs Alan Moran, Ph.D. is the past director (2014) of the Deregulation Unit at the Institute of Public Affairs and runs the Regulation ...

As more states consider expanding their solar footprint, it is vital for policymakers to examine the full consequences of this energy source.