The Michigan Supreme Court's decision in Long Lake Township v. Maxon allows warrantless drone searches for regulatory investigations, raising serious Fourth Amendment concerns.
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By officially classifying GLP-1 agonists like Ozempic as over-the-counter, the FDA could deal a blow to the grey market and improve the safety, price, and accessibility of these versatile medications.
Study Finds GLP-1s Are Effectively Over-the-Counter Drugs in Online Grey Market
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Just as physician assistants and other midlevel health professionals supplement the work of physicians, Colorado should allow Veterinary Professional Associates to fill the growing demand for pet care.
Will Incumbents Block Innovations in Veterinary Health Care Delivery?
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Paul Krugman is skeptical that cryptocurrencies serve a "useful purpose," but only a light-touch regulatory approach allows us to determine the efficacy of cryptocurrency.
Thank You, Paul Krugman, for Making the Case for Light-touch Crypto Regulation
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While the CrowdStrike incident may be the most significant example, it is just one of the many ways European regulation is increasingly impacting American consumers and providing them with less innovative and less secure products.
CrowdStrike Is the Latest Example of the "Brussels Effect"
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Slow electric vehicle (EV) sales are discouraging EV makers from building and expanding plants, disappointing states that are subsidizing the industry. The downside of economic surprises should rest with the companies, not the taxpayers.
As EV Sales Hit a Speed Bump, North Carolina Is Left Waiting for a Return on Its VinFast Investment
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Join us on September 12 for a deep dive into financial privacy at the Cato conference, “Financial Privacy under Fire.” With Rep. Patrick McHenry and a panel of experts, we'll tackle the critical issues around central bank digital currencies, the Bank Secrecy Act, and more.
Cato Conference Stresses Financial Privacy Is Under Fire
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School choice isn't a luxury—it's a necessity. Arizona's approach ensures that every family, rich or poor, has access to the education that fits their child's needs.
Universal School Choice in Arizona: Not a Giveaway to the Rich
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As we reflect on 89 years of Social Security, it’s clear that the status quo is no longer sustainable. Reforming Social Security isn’t about balancing the books—it’s about realigning the program to focus the government on what the government does best while otherwise leaving people free to work, save, and invest as they deem best.
Social Security at 89: Time to Retire the Old Benefit Formula
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Vietnam's nonmarket economy label is outdated and unfair. The US should recognize Vietnam's economic advancements and adjust its trade policies accordingly.
Commerce’s Mistaken Decision to Continue Vietnam’s Nonmarket Economy Status
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