From The Dan Proft Show:

R Street’s Ray Lehmann discusses the fight between insurers’ and Congress over pandemic coverage.

Has America been taking its technological supremacy for granted? Should policymakers reverse the trend of declining public support for research and development. If so, should basic science or applied…

From The New York Times:

In the meantime, Mr. Trump’s order may still have an impact. “I think what the order is trying to do is say a company like Twitter holds itself out to be a neutral…

From reason:

Just as importantly, Hawley’s wrong on the economics. Withdrawing from the WTO would leave America cut off from the lower tariff rates that member nations grant to one another,…

Yesterday, President Trump signed an executive order to “prevent online censorship” and pledged to pursue legislation with the same goal. His order, and the threat of future legislation, are…

From Newsy:

R Street’s Caleb Watney discusses the case for government supplied face masks on Newsy.

From The Dispatch:

These concerns were echoed by economist Jonathan Bydlak, the director of the R Street Institute’s Fiscal and Budget Policy Project.

“The most obvious implication is that…

From The Guardian:

In 2001, the United States faced a credible threat of an anthrax outbreak, yet Bayer refused to license its patents on ciprofloxacin (Cipro), the most effective antibiotic…

From Captured Economy:

Now, when the demand for both innovation and access is high, it’s time to think outside the box and reevaluate the relationship between pharmaceutical drugs and the…

From reason:

“It’s Going To Be Hard Enough To Get Kids Back to Day Care After COVID-19,” by Shoshana Weissmann