Kenneth Artz

Kenneth Artz (iamkenartz@hotmail.com) is a freelance reporter for The Heartland Institute based in... (read full bio)

Revolutionary Changes to NHS Moving Forward in UK

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April 01, 2011
Study: Drugs from Emerging Markets Have High Failure Rates

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April 01, 2011
Nader Groups Demand Feds Regulate Drug Industry Use of Social Media

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April 01, 2011
New York Members of Congress Challenge EPA’s Chesapeake Bay Rules

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January 03, 2011
Syrian Authorities Reduce Internet Access

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December 15, 2010

Demonstrating how government control over the Internet gateway enables increased censorship, a new law in Syria could seriously curtail online media use in the Mideast nation.
Fed’s Call for More Inflation Creates Concern

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December 13, 2010

Federal Reserve officials have publicly declared their support for inflation to rise for a time beyond its informal 2 percent target—a prospect that economics professor Richard Vedder of Ohio Unive
Puerto Rico Slaps Tax on Products by Companies Headquartered Elsewhere

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December 12, 2010
Scientists Bringing American Chestnut Tree Back from Near Extinction

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November 22, 2010

The American chestnut tree, which once numbered 4 billion but almost went extinct in the 1950s because of an invasion of Asian fungus, may be on its way to recovery through scientific advances and
Study: Fewer Taxpayers, More Dependent on Government

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November 15, 2010
Geithner Pokes Dragon, Jabs at China Over Currency

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November 13, 2010

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Sebelius’ Powers Under Health Law Raise Concerns

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November 12, 2010
Hospitals Likely to Consolidate in Response to Compliance Regulations

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November 09, 2010
ObamaCare Plays Unexpected Role in November Elections

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November 02, 2010
GE Closes Last Incandescent Light Bulb Plant, Jobs Sent to China

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October 04, 2010

General Electric has closed its last major factory making incandescent light bulbs in the United States, a victim of a 2007 law banning sale of the light bulbs by 2014.
Texas Presents New Challenge to EPA Warming Regs

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October 04, 2010
American Indian Tribes Protest Proposed Solar Power Complex

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October 04, 2010
Schools Seek to Pick Up Pace of Online, Digital Learning

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Each year the United States spends about $7 billion on textbooks, but many students are still using books that are seven to 10 years out of date, according to the Federal Communications Commission.
Study: Medicaid and CHIP Fail to Provide Reliable Access in Illinois

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The access to health care granted by the federal government’s Medicaid and CHIP programs is largely insufficient to meet the demands of the population it purports to serve, according to a new stu
Netherlands Enacts Net Neutrality

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Net neutrality—the idea that Internet service providers should not favor one source of data over another—is now the law of the land in the Netherlands.
Florida Passes Expert Witness Bill

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