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Reform the sex-offender registry
In 1972, at the age of 21, Phillip Garrido had his first arrest. The charge: sexual assault of a … [Continue Reading]
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Mr. Smith takes on the regulatory state
By a 245 to 174 margin, the U.S. House this week passed the Searching for and Cutting Regulations … [Continue Reading]
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The awkward truth about President Obama’s ‘tough’ actions on guns
When President Barack Obama announced his intent to impose unilateral gun control measures through … [Continue Reading]
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What’s the cost of caution?
Everyone cares about safety. And no one can agree on what that term means or what it … [Continue Reading]
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Vegas transportation reform: the proof is at the cabstand
Any city looking to host conventions for more than 170,000 people, like this month's Consumer … [Continue Reading]
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Blog Posts
- "Mr. Smith takes on the regulatory state," by Kevin Kosar
- "What’s the cost of caution?," by Ian Adams
Op-Eds
- "Reform the sex-offender registry," by Eli Lehrer
- "The awkward truth about President Obama’s ‘tough’ actions on guns," by Cameron Smith
- "Congress could run out the clock on Obama’s regulatory reign," by Cameron Smith
- "Texas’ insurance rankings are cause for concern," by Josiah Neeley
Policy Studies
- "Rethinking sex-offender registries," by Eli Lehrer
- "The role of flavoring in tobacco harm reduction," by Edward Anselm
- "Ridescore 2015: Hired driver rules in U.S. cities," by Andrew Moylan
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- Tallahassee Democrat: Kevin McCarty to resign from insurance post
- San Diego Union-Tribune: 2016: A look ahead at the year in government
- Heartland: Postal union chief calls for post office banking
- SC Magazine: China, US signal a cyber policy ‘arms race’






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