On Thursday Jan. 20, the Senate will hold a hearing on S. 2992, the “American Innovation and Choice Online Act” (AICOA). This is one of a series of bills aimed at the tech sector that, if passed,…

When it comes to ransomware attacks, Maryland can’t catch a break. The impacts of malicious software found on a state Health Department server on Dec. 4, 2021 are still being felt over a month…

It’s rare for Democratic state legislators in the Northeast to see eye-to-eye with Republicans in the heartland. But anything can happen in 2022, and if last year was any indicator, these two…

From Secure and Competitive Markets Initiative:

“Supplies are born free but everywhere are in chains.” – Some guy on Twitter.
Welcome to the holiday edition of our newsletter. In honor of…

On Nov. 21, 2021, Darrell Brooks was arrested for driving a car into a crowd of people attending and performing at a Christmas parade in Waukesha, Wis., killing six and injuring over 60 more. At the…

The House Select Committee on the Modernization of Congress (SCOMC) closed out the first session of the 117th Congress strong, advancing a second set of congressional reform recommendations. This…

Anthony Marcum at R Street recently released an analysis of HR 4, commonly known as the “John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act,” which did a fantastic job laying out the history of the Voting…

It won’t be much of a surprise that Americans are discontent with our democratic republic. Polling finds three-in-five Americans are “dissatisfied with the way democracy is working,” a figure…

While much of Washington is focused on federal spending and the ongoing debate over vaccine mandates, the Senate recently held a hearing on Kathi Vidal, who has been nominated to be director of the…

“A big risk is people just don’t understand the risks with these types of systems. I think that’s starting to change, as we have larger and larger energy companies that already understand…