The European Union has banned caffeine as a pesticide, deeming it "harmful to humans." This decision stirs unease about future limitations on coffee consumption, a core element of European life. 

Critics, like Danish MEP Anders Vistisen, assert that the bureaucratic stance encroaches on personal freedom. They draw parallels to past food regulation debates. 

The growing influence of the EU over food products has led to demands for national governance, suggesting a tension between "far right" and "progressive" viewpoints on individual rights and regulatory authority.

The Digest, 2/22/2025 @100AM, CDT

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