The scuffle over permission for a wind energy facility on Sears Island offers a template for how not to take on climate change.

An influential federal committee that sets the country’s nutritional guidelines is considering reclassifying the potato as a member of the grain family, ostensibly as a strategy to combat a growing obesity epidemic. Instead, the action would confuse consumers and potentially rob Americans of affordable calories at a time food insecurity is spiking. The Dietary Guidelines […]

A bill that would place novel limits on digital marketing in the name of consumer protection could do more harm than good.

Stimulate the supply of future nurses. Improve pay and working conditions for those still working.

In Gaza, famine is imminent. To get urgently needed food, clean water, temporary sanitation facilities and medical supplies to more than 2 million Palestinians, President Biden ordered construction of a floating dock. Building it will take weeks. In the interim, aid trickles into the narrow strip of land between southwestern Israel and the Mediterranean. A […]

New creativity needs to be brought to bear on the housing crisis and the private sector has a valuable part to play.

After years of unacceptable neglect, the state now has three offices dedicated to representing people who can’t afford to pay for legal counsel.