Cuts to the FDA are slowing medical innovation and endangering public health

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April 28, 2025

Cuts to the FDA are slowing medical innovation and endangering public health

The Food and Drug Administration is one of the most consequential institutions in American public life. It regulates products that account for over 20 cents of every consumer dollar. It ensures the safety of the food we eat, the drugs we take, and the medical devices that sustain and save lives. Yet, in a time […]

Trump’s tariffs opened the door. Now Congress must end China’s trade privileges

President Donald Trump’s bold action on tariffs opened the door to a long-overdue reckoning in U.S. trade policy. For the first time in a generation, we have a real opportunity to reset global trade rules in a way that favors American workers, strengthens national security, and restores our industrial base. For decades, U.S. and other […]

Men don’t belong in women’s prisons

April is Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month, a time dedicated to amplifying the voices of survivors and advocating justice. The goal should be not just awareness, but, wherever possible, prevention. As a formerly incarcerated woman, a survivor of sexual abuse, and now the executive director of Woman II Woman, I know that there is […]

How Congress is fighting Biden’s disastrous EV mandate

In the final days of his presidency, former President Joe Biden’s Environmental Protection Agency made a decision that would effectively implement a nationwide electric vehicle mandate as soon as 2035. Before Biden left office, the EPA approved waivers sought by the state of California to impose stricter state emissions standards on automobiles than the existing federal […]

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