Regulation - Page 18

EU lawmakers pass landmark tech rules, but enforcement a worry

July 5, 2022

EU lawmakers pass landmark tech rules, but enforcement a worry

EU lawmakers gave the thumbs up on Tuesday to landmark rules to rein in tech giants such as Alphabet unit Google, Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Microsoft.

Kim Strassel: Newsrooms need more 'diversity' and 'higher standards'

July 3, 2022

Kim Strassel: Newsrooms need more 'diversity' and 'higher standards'

Kim Strassel, a member of the Wall Street Journal editorial board, joins 'Sunday Night in America' to discuss what today's media is getting right and wrong.

Supreme Court’s EPA decision sparks 5 wacky media meltdowns

July 1, 2022

Supreme Court’s EPA decision sparks 5 wacky media meltdowns

Supreme Court's EPA decision caused legacy media outlets to say crazier things than usual. Here are 5 of the best reminders that green can turn into gold.

Supreme Court ruling limits EPA power, returns it to Congress where it belongs

June 30, 2022

Supreme Court ruling limits EPA power, returns it to Congress where it belongs

Supreme Court EPA ruling might have sweeping impact to restrict the administrative state. Actions involving the SEC, FCC and crypto might all be reined in.

Supreme Court climate ruling returned power to the people

June 30, 2022

Supreme Court climate ruling returned power to the people

Supreme Court EPA decision takes power away from the bureaucracy and returns it to Congress and the people. This should prevent higher energy costs, as well.

Fewer meat packers threatens our national security

June 16, 2022

Fewer meat packers threatens our national security

Beef industry changes mean ranchers have gone out of business and big companies have had huge profits. A new bill looks at antitrust as a way to fix things.

Tucker Carlson: Pete Buttigieg should resign

June 3, 2022

Tucker Carlson: Pete Buttigieg should resign

Fox News host Tucker Carlson shreds Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg after voicing his concerns about fuel costs and air travel on 'Tucker Carlson Tonight.'

Baby formula shortage: Government watchdog announces FDA audit

June 2, 2022

Baby formula shortage: Government watchdog announces FDA audit

The Department of Health and Human Services' Inspector General investigate the FDA's move to close baby formula plant in Michigan amid an ongoing shortage.

Biden White house ‘reeks of incompetence’: Chaffetz

June 2, 2022

Biden White house ‘reeks of incompetence’: Chaffetz

Former Utah Congressman Jason Chaffetz unpacks the Biden administration's ‘mixed messages’ on baby formula shortage and grills liberals for celebrating Michael Sussmann’s acquittal.

‘Democrat-friendly’ media ‘keen to absolve’ Biden of involvement with Hunter Biden: Devine

June 2, 2022

‘Democrat-friendly’ media ‘keen to absolve’ Biden of involvement with Hunter Biden: Devine

New York Post columnist Miranda Devine highlights the media’s move to report on the Hunter Biden investigation.