Accuracy in Media

Doesn’t the government impose too many rules on everyone already?

Liz Harrington from the Free Beacon with the latest news on Michelle Obama’s legacy for healthy food labels: A controversial regulation to update the nutrition facts label that is part of the first lady’s Let’s Move push was finalized by the Food and Drug Administration on Friday, and scientists are warning the new label is […]

Nothing too new here: The Food and Drug Administration has banned e-cigarette sales to minors under the age of 18 on Thursday, a widely expected move. The ban coincides with other regulations for e-cigarette products. More than 40 states already ban e-cigarette sales, but the FDA decision will mean a ban nationwide. Photo by VAPES.COM

Um, okay then: The Food and Drug Administration is spending $36 million on an anti-chewing tobacco advertising campaign targeted at white male teenagers in the midwest. The federal agency announced Tuesday it is expanding its “Real Cost” anti-tobacco campaign to “educate rural, white male teenagers” and convince them to stop dipping. Photo by Ryan Ojibway

Last month 43 Catholic institutions across America joined together to defend the First Amendment and filed a total of 12 lawsuits against the Administration in order to protect the right to freedom of religion on behalf of all Americans. This is the most significant religious lawsuit in U.S. history and Christian leaders all across America […]