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Assistant Attorney General Andrew Goldberg, who works in the AG’s Environmental Protection Division, said that studies have estimated that 99 percent of the U.S. population has detectable levels of PFAS in their bloodstream.

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You can’t unbake a cake, we all know that. When the “cake” is part of the bureaucracy, it’s not always possible even to scrape off all the icing. But West Virginia will have to try, as May 11 approaches and the federal disaster declaration related to COVID-19 expires. When former President Donald Trump declared the […]

The Defense Production Act (DPA) of 1950 lies at a unique nexus between private industry and federal investment for the purposes of national security. Despite its demonstrable utility, modifications to the law’s implementation are necessary. The DPA should be more narrowly focused on national defense and avoid intervention in areas that do not fall within a strict concept of national security. Congress must provide sufficient appropriations for the Title III Fund to adequately address vulnerab...

Special to the Journal Governor Maura T. Healey and Lieutenant Governor Kimberley Driscoll’s 100th day in office was on April 15, and they are highlighting their key accomplishments to make Massachusetts more affordable, competitive and equitable. In addition to building out a strong team of cabinet members, the administration filed its first budget and tax package that propose

BOSTON – Ahead of Governor Maura T. Healey and Lieutenant Governor Kimberley Driscoll’s 100th day in office on April 15th, their administration is highlighting key accomplishments to make Massachusetts more affordable, competitive and equitable. In addition to building out a strong team of cabinet members, the administration filed its first budget and tax package that […]

You can’t unbake a cake, we all know that. When the “cake” is part of the bureaucracy, it’s not always possible even to scrape off all the icing. But We

You can’t unbake a cake, we all know that. When the “cake” is part of the bureaucracy, it’s not always possible even to scrape off all the icing. But We

You can’t unbake a cake, we all know that. When the “cake” is part of the bureaucracy, it’s not always possible even to scrape off all the icing. But We

There is a simple way to promote economic opportunity that helps the poor without using any taxpayer money: The federal government can eliminate numerous misguided policies. Policymakers too often think that big government is the only solution to creating opportunity and reducing poverty. They fail to ask how government might itself be the problem.