Labeling GMO foods becomes bioengineered rules with loopholes
The USDA mandated BE labeling in 2016, replacing GMO terms. Oils and sugars from bioengineered crops face loopholes, while meat products exempt. Digital QR disclosures may disadvantage shoppers without smartphones amid supply chain strains. The Tribune argues for simpler, transparent labels and distrusts bureaucratic complexity.
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Break up the education monopoly and school choice push
Cal Thomas argues that the education system acts as a monopoly and urges breaking it up through expanded school choice. He cites Chicago teachers strikes, federal funds, and voucher programs while urging voters to pressure for private and charter options to empower parents over government and unions.
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Democracy’s decline in Hong Kong under Beijing control
Nicholas Goldberg argues Hong Kong’s pro democracy movement has been crushed by a broad crackdown since 2020, with arrests, media closures, and loyalty pledges. He notes global democratic backsliding, critiques U S and UK responses, and urges vigilance to defend freedoms.
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