If we do in fact consume too much sugar, should the solution be for the government to step in and regulate it to protect us? Hear what Beacon senior fellow Art Carden says about it on NPR’s Boston station, which starts at about 29 minutes in, at this link.
The modern-day Davids gracing these pages are living proof that we can all leave an imprint on the world long after we’re gone.
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With billions going towards expanding wired broadband to the most rural parts of the nation, Beacon looked at the performance and viability...
As long as government keeps picking winners, there are bound to be losers. Hopefully, though, as a result of our work, there will be fewer l...
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To offer protection to all Tennessee residents, state lawmakers should look at the 46 other states that have implemented some sort of proper...
In 2012, legislators passed a bill to phase out the death tax over four years. Roger not only gets to save his farm and pass it on to his lo...