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Recently, we’ve seen the best and worst of Ohioans moving onward and upward.
Starting with the best, 19 players from Ohio universities were selected in the 2022 NFL Draft. The Buckeye State…
The Texas primary election season is exhausting. After a <“>contentious first primary election in March, Texans will once again head to the polls on May 24 to vote in the primary runoffs to…
Thanks to a recent Fifth Circuit decision, the social media services that have become so integrated into our online lives may quickly become much less safe. To combat this, R Street joined the filing…
It is becoming increasingly clear that the implications of cyberattacks and data breaches bear disproportionately high economic and personal costs to civilians. U.S. sanctions on Russia have shut…
In 2019, there were 2.5 million reported cases of chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis, breaking the previous record high for the sixth year. These infections have a staggering cost of as much as $16…
Florida’s homeowners insurance market is in a perilous, precarious position. Florida has not been struck by a hurricane since 2018, yet there have been seven Florida insurer insolvencies in the…
This is the second in a series of posts on the subject. Scroll to the end to see the most recent posts in the series.
Introduction
The nation has been captivated by reports of rising crime and…
Of all of the nebulous emerging technologies, quantum computing technology probably takes the cake. It is both a wave and a particle; an MRI machine in our local hospital and a supercharged computer…
Of all of the nebulous emerging technologies, quantum computing technology probably takes the cake. It is both a wave and a particle; an MRI machine in our local hospital and a supercharged computer…
The European Union (EU) has reached an agreement on the final version of the Digital Services Act (DSA) regulation, its landmark proposal to set rules for responsibility and accountability for…