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Toward Performance-Based Transportation Safety Regulation

By: Marc Scribner
03/27/2017

View Full Document as PDF Businesses and entrepreneurs have long complained about having to comply with unnecessarily rigid regulations that stress adherence…

Transportation

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Time to End the Madness around March Madness

By: Michelle Minton, Steven Titch
03/01/2017

View Full Document as PDF This March, millions of Americans will join friends, relatives, and coworkers in the annual rite of betting…

Consumer Freedom

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REINing In Regulatory Overreach

By: Ryan Young
11/14/2016

The Regulations from the Executive in Need of Scrutiny Act would help restore transparency and accountability to federal rulemaking.

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Regulatory Hurdles Impede Zika Control

By: Angela Logomasini
10/31/2016

View Full Document as PDF Ever since the discovery that the mosquito-transmitted Zika virus can cause serious birth defects, policy makers have…

Consumer Freedom

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Congress Can Protect Workers Using the Power of the Purse

By: John Berlau, Trey Kovacs
10/26/2016

View Full Document as PDF In 2016 to date, the Obama administration has burdened the American public with nearly $100 billion in…

Labor and Employment

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Ending Payday Lending Would Harm Consumers

By: Hilary B. Miller
10/04/2016

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s proposed rule threatens to cut off access to credit for those who need it most…

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Toward Performance-Based Transportation Safety Regulation

Time to End the Madness around March Madness

REINing In Regulatory Overreach

Regulatory Hurdles Impede Zika Control

Congress Can Protect Workers Using the Power of the Purse

Ending Payday Lending Would Harm Consumers