Ed Markey: “It is basically as clear as can be that their sector was so corrupt, so tied into the Russian gas mafia.”

Against that backdrop, creating a federal repository of identifiable medical records—with no evidence of any limits on how that data may be used, shared, or repurposed—is deeply alarming.

While the rule claims to offer ‘flexibility’ in desegregation compliance efforts, the Administration’s actions reveal that its goal is to throw away the umbrella, not find a raincoat instead.

The FDA is correct in its recognition that the GRAS rule is flawed and overdue for correction, but this proposed rule will not protect families from exposure to dangerous food chemicals.

They deserve the stability of preserving their status, the dignity to live without fear, and the security of not being returned to danger.