The Stupidest Pseudo-Story of the Week
The Daily Mail freaks out over halal food.
The nation's largest grower of Vidalia® onions is fighting-and flaunting-a Georgia state law that says he can't ship onions until the state says so. Why do Georgia and other states have dumb laws like these on the books?
How much pomegranate and blueberry must appear in "Pomegranate Blueberry" juice for the name not to be deceptive?
The bill is based more on some legislator's harebrained idea of how nutrition and diet work than any actual nutrition or dietary science.
It will take a concerted effort by advocates for the homeless to pressure cities to repeal these inane, mean-spirited, and un-American laws.
Special interest groups are stopping Mariko Yamada's raw milk bill.
The USDA has managed to make school lunches stink even more. So why does the government continue to double down on the program?
Rep. Thomas Massie introduced two raw milk bills this week, with bi-partisan sponsorship and support. "It's a great issue because it's about freedom," says Massie.
The federal government wants to use your technology to change what you eat. In the meantime, they're surreptitiously posting your data online.
The federal government's definition of excessive alcohol consumption mixes medicine with moralism.
John Durant, author of The Paleo Manifesto: Ancient Wisdom for Lifelong Health, tells the story of how he discovered his inner hunter-gatherer.
A judge on Hawaii's Big Island last week halted enforcement of part of Hawaii's flawed anti-GMO law.
The recent recall of nearly 9 million pounds of meat highlights the fact that USDA regulations make eating truly "local" meat difficult for consumers. How can we fix that?
February 2014 may go down as the worst month for food freedom since the height of the New Deal era.
Don't even show them pictures of soda!
Say they go much further than they intended and would be impossible to implement
Montana is looking to loosen some food regulations in the state. That's good, because there's room for improvement.
Because people just don't know.
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