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How the Race in Tobacco Innovation is a Win for Public Health
Heat Not Burn (HNB), a new line of nicotine-free products by Tobacco Companies, reach out to a new demographic of smokers who are health conscious.
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Proposed Pennsylvania DOC Contracting Tax Could Undermine, Not Help, Recidivism Reduction
Tax could divert resources from current efforts aimed at reducing recidivism, increase costs to taxpayers.
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To Equate Suncoast School for Innovative Studies’s Recent Decline With its Charter Status Would be Unfair
Despite a charter school coming in at a D rating, the Florida grading system is doing what it's supposed to do- keeping the education system accountable and pushing schools to be their best.
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Maine Governor Vetoes Bill Raising the Smoking Age to 21, Legislature Should Let Veto Stand
"I believe that at 18 they are mature enough to make a decision and I’m tired of living in a society where we social engineer our lives,” Gov. LePage said.
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Why Banning Vaping Products Hurts Public Health
Vaping bans are harmful to the goal of reducing smoking.
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Will Trump’s Infrastructure Plan Help Florida?
President Trump promised $1 trillion towards infrastructure. How much of this will impact Florida?
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Widening of Alabama Bridge Shows Private Infrastructure Ownership Works
Private owner is widening bridge and discounting tolls during construction.
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An Open Letter to Delta Airlines on the Proposed Air Traffic Control Corporation
Delta’s repudiating its previous false and misleading claims would contribute to a more fact-based discussion of the pros and cons of air traffic control reform.
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Practical Strategies Can Reduce Atlanta’s Road Congestion
Variably-priced toll lanes can reduce congestion and improve transit service.
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Comment on FCC Proposal Restoring Internet Freedom
Ensuring that the Internet remains a place of freedom.
