“Selling certain types of coffee could soon be illegal in Berkeley,” The Berkeley Daily Planet reports. The city is considering an initiative to ban the sale of all…
“In the fictional world of James Bond, the criminal group SPECTRE made a big business out of misusing technology to disrupt commerce, make money, and turn nations against one another,”…
“PETA doesn’t let political correctness get in the way of a good ad campaign,” The Virginian-Pilot reports, but now, consumer freedom advocates are using the animal rights fringe…
The Hoover Institute’s Henry I. Miller writes in Canada’s National Post: “Foes of agricultural biotechnology lambast it as unproven, untested, unnatural and uncontrollable, and worry that ‘rogue genes’…
“Look out, stomach, here it comes!” The Daily Oklahoman warns in an editorial. With anti-consumer activists targeting snacks and restaurant foods, “lawyers are poised to compel another giant…
Greenpeace is “the radical environmental group with a penchant for publicity,” Amy Ridenour of the National Center for Public Policy Research writes in a Contra Costa Times…
“The World Food Summit has formally endorsed biotechnology as a way to address hunger,” Inter Press Service reports. The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations declared…
Last spring, some parents were offended that their children’s school districts had taken it upon themselves to send notes home with students considered “at risk for overweight.” Said one…