Clean energy wins and woes in Biden’s budget

Clean energy’s largest hurdle is regulatory in nature, but the CEPP would exacerbate this problem by subsidizing a regulatory machine prone to excessive spending — monopoly utilities.

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Steven Greenhut Dec 4, 2023 Bike Talk

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Pretrial Fairness Act is shifting the scales of justice for Illinois

Lisel Petis Nov 20, 2023 Chicago Sun-Times

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AI And Crypto Can Help Each Other Improve

Adam Thierer Dec 3, 2023 Forbes

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A new bill will guard against lethal letters in US prisons

Logan Seacrest Nov 19, 2023 The Hill

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Jeffrey S. Smith Dec 2, 2023 Americans for Tax Reform

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Feds wage war on villainous lunch-meat monopolists

Steven Greenhut Dec 1, 2023 The Orange County Register

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Overregulating AI Will Disrupt Markets and Discourage Competition

Adam Thierer Nov 17, 2023 Bloomberg Law

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Low-Energy Fridays: The Administration’s Permitting Push Is Too Narrow

Philip Rossetti Dec 1, 2023

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The 5×5—Veteran perspectives on cyber workforce development

Brandon Pugh Nov 30, 2023 Atlantic Council

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What If Republicans Had Encouraged Early Voting by Mail in Nevada?

Matt Germer Nov 30, 2023