In the News Flying This Summer? You Deserve Independent Regulators by Steven Greenhut Aug 1, 2019 Print Share via Email: Flying%20This%20Summer?%20You%20Deserve%20Independent%20Regulators Share via Facebook: Flying%20This%20Summer?%20You%20Deserve%20Independent%20Regulators Share via Twitter: Flying%20This%20Summer?%20You%20Deserve%20Independent%20Regulators Share issues: California, Finance and Trade, Occupational Licensing, State Policy originally published in The Aspen Institute You shouldn’t need a costly license to shampoo someone’s head. Featured Publications Analysis Bail System Changes, Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties Hawai’i has a chance to fix its bail system Lisel Petis Feb 18, 2026 Analysis Competition & Antitrust, Federal Government Affairs, Online Content Policy, Technology and Innovation, Telecom The Telecommunications Act of 1996 at 30, Part 4: The Continuing Need for Reform Adam Thierer Feb 18, 2026 Newsletters Executive Team Updates, Our Organization What We Keep, What We Leave Behind Chad Russell Feb 18, 2026 Newsletters Harm Reduction, Opioid Harm Reduction, Safer Solutions Safer Solutions: What happens when a person misses a methadone dose? Jessica Shortall, Chelsea Boyd Feb 18, 2026 In the News Electricity Policy, Energy and Environment Exelon’s controversial play for affordable electricity Kent Chandler Feb 17, 2026 Semafor In the News Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Policing TV: Jillian Snider on Arizona’s Nancy Guthrie Investigation (13 days later) Jillian Snider Feb 13, 2026 NewsNation Op-Eds South, State Policy Women’s Health Becomes Top Legislative Priority Marc Hyden Feb 17, 2026 The Newnan Times-Herald Op-Eds Artificial Intelligence, State Policy, Technology and Innovation States Should Stop Trying to Regulate AI Pricing Adam Thierer Feb 3, 2026 Governing Op-Eds California, Energy and Environment, Energy Regulatory Reform, Renewables, State Policy California can reduce electric rates by easing state mandates Josiah Neeley Feb 2, 2026 The Orange County Register Op-Eds Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Executive Branch, Federal Government Affairs, Governance, Policing Time to stop ICE’s efforts to ‘defenestrate’ the Constitution Steven Greenhut Feb 13, 2026 The Orange County Register
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Analysis Competition & Antitrust, Federal Government Affairs, Online Content Policy, Technology and Innovation, Telecom The Telecommunications Act of 1996 at 30, Part 4: The Continuing Need for Reform Adam Thierer Feb 18, 2026
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Newsletters Harm Reduction, Opioid Harm Reduction, Safer Solutions Safer Solutions: What happens when a person misses a methadone dose? Jessica Shortall, Chelsea Boyd Feb 18, 2026
In the News Electricity Policy, Energy and Environment Exelon’s controversial play for affordable electricity Kent Chandler Feb 17, 2026 Semafor
In the News Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Policing TV: Jillian Snider on Arizona’s Nancy Guthrie Investigation (13 days later) Jillian Snider Feb 13, 2026 NewsNation
Op-Eds South, State Policy Women’s Health Becomes Top Legislative Priority Marc Hyden Feb 17, 2026 The Newnan Times-Herald
Op-Eds Artificial Intelligence, State Policy, Technology and Innovation States Should Stop Trying to Regulate AI Pricing Adam Thierer Feb 3, 2026 Governing
Op-Eds California, Energy and Environment, Energy Regulatory Reform, Renewables, State Policy California can reduce electric rates by easing state mandates Josiah Neeley Feb 2, 2026 The Orange County Register
Op-Eds Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Executive Branch, Federal Government Affairs, Governance, Policing Time to stop ICE’s efforts to ‘defenestrate’ the Constitution Steven Greenhut Feb 13, 2026 The Orange County Register
