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Senator John McCain stood in his office, his eyes squeezed into slits and his hands choking the back of a chair. "O.K., what? What?!" he barked. It was mid-morning on March 25, and two of his aides were telling him that the tobacco deal he had painstakingly negotiated among...
T.R. busted it. In doing so he burnished himself with instant glory as the champion of American individual enterprise against corporate "malefactors of great wealth." That reputation suited him just fine, although he privately believed in Big Business and was just as wary of unrestrained, amateurish competition. All he wanted...
McClintock, meanwhile, is pushing ahead. Pheromone treatments designed to regulate ovulation, she says, could serve as fertility enhancers for couples who want to conceive and as contraceptives for those who don't. Other researchers think mood-altering pheromones could alleviate depression and stress. Still others think the chemicals might even...
Nobody seemed eager to regulate the software industry. Though Leahy said that "intrusive government regulation is not the answer," that leaves unsaid whether the answer might be not-so-intrusive government regulation -- how about, say, an FCC for the software industry?
While the inclusionary zoning proposal was drafted to regulate new building developments in the city, members of the rent control advocacy groups asked the council to include an amendment in the proposal that would require developers in Cambridge to allocate 15 percent of their new units for affordable housing.