The White House and the CDC have websites that provide information on how to slow the spread of the virus.
Plastic Bag Bans and the Coronavirus – How Are They Related?
In the meantime, during this crisis, state and local governments should consider easing or lifting the ban on plastic bags to help prevent the spread of coronavirus.
Coronavirus Legislation Must Not Include Special Interest Provisions
This is not the time to allow one industry to try to take advantage of another industry.
Washington to the Rescue
Extraordinary circumstances require extraordinary and creative solutions.
Using the Coronavirus Crisis to Implement Rate Setting is Unseemly
Price control always distorts markets and lead to shortages.
Now is Not the Time to Disrupt Medical Supply Chains with Buy American Policies
When the nation is in the middle of an unprecedented public health crisis, it is not the time to impose restrictions on federal agency purchases.
Did President Trump Dissolve the Pandemic Response Office?
We have heard a lot about how President Trump “dissolved” the office in charge of pandemic preparedness.
Keeping Americans Connected and Safe
How federal agencies respond to the COVID-19 virus will affect Americans across the country.
The CDC and NIH Budgets Have Not Been Cut
The hysteria over the Chinese coronavirus grows day by day, thanks to a press corps and politicians that are stoking panic.
SCOTUS Agrees to Take Up Texas v United States – The Fate of Obamacare is in Their Hands Again
Obamacare faces yet another constitutional challenge that revolves around Chief Justice John Roberts’ original opinion concerning the Commerce Clause and Congress’s taxing power.