This week agencies issued other new regulations ranging from lake sturgeon to potato proteins. Ryan Young shares the latest here bit.ly/3Qo4kt8

The PROVE IT Act is a pro-tax, anti-energy bill that would lead to carbon taxes.

In the IRA, Congress took GHG info to create a methane tax.

PROVE IT Act info would be used in the same way, but to create a carbon tax, i.e. a tax on modern life.
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While concerns over data privacy and potential Chinese government influence have driven support for the new law, the TikTok ban’s consequences for the quality of intellectual discourse on American social media may be more important. James Broughel Forbes bit.ly/3UmSKiV

In my latest Forbes column, I explain how the de facto TikTok ban threatens intellectual diversity online. Legal battles ahead will shape the future of social media. forbes.com/sites/jamesbro…

This week agencies issued other new regulations ranging from lake sturgeon to potato proteins. Ryan Young shares the latest here bit.ly/3Qo4kt8

Join us 4/30 at 5:30pm EST for a virtual discussion on Moore v. Unted States with Thomas Berry, Hon. Frank J. Bailey (ret.) and Kent Lassman. Register here ->
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A Constitutional Amendment Banning Subsidies, Grants And Loan Guarantees

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The FCC recently voted to restore utility-style net neutrality regulations on broadband providers.

Prior to the vote, CEI's JessicaPMelugin released this video explaining what happened when they were originally scrapped in 2017 in under 60 seconds.

Roll the tape.

'Unions would be better off embracing (right to work) laws. After all, unions exist to serve their members, not vice versa.' Sean Geary Higgins The Center Square bit.ly/3Qqk6n7

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CEI was thrilled to recently have summer fellows from the John Locke Institute join Clyde Wayne Crews Jr and Ryan Young for a discussion about the regulatory state and 10,000 Commandments, our annual survey of the size and scope of federal regulation.

Europe's slide is partly the result of the techno-pessimist precautionary principle and lack of innovation.

Kevin Williamson is joined this month by special guest David L. Bahnsen on his latest episode of How the World Works Podcast. We discuss his book, Full Time: Work and the Meaning of Life and more. Listen here: cei.org/podcast/how-th…

'The legacy of R.J.’s work is showing that property owners, not government agencies, are best at taking care of the environment.'

From Nicole W.C. Yeatman at Pacific Legal 🗡⚖️ who published this great tribute of our dear friend and former colleague R.J. Smith.

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'While there may be room for policy disagreement regarding the value of employee noncompete clauses, it’s clear that this rule is an illegal power grab by the FTC.' Alex R. Reinauer bit.ly/3xLFAnW

Banning TikTok won't stop American data from reaching China, as data brokers already sell it globally. The free flow of information is a vital part of American free speech tradition. Read more from JessicaPMelugin bit.ly/44nd9co

Nuclear power offers a reliable, clean, and scalable solution to pressing energy problems. Let's confront the myths surrounding radiation, modernize risk assessments & embrace nuclear's potential. James Broughel bit.ly/49YDNJE

Earlier this week, POLITICO's “Morning Money” column reported an astonishing finding that almost certainly points to politicization in enforcement by federal bank regulators. CEI's John Berlau urges Congress to investigate bit.ly/3UxuUCe