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Newsletters Executive Team Updates, Our Organization

Building Toward Better Policymaking, Together

Rebecca Kendall Sept 8, 2026

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How Virginia’s Recent Opioid Reform Helps Pregnant Mothers

Robert Melvin Sept 6, 2026 Richmond Times-Dispatch

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Low-Energy Fridays: Electricity Trade Is More Important Than the Numbers Suggest

Michael Giberson Sept 4, 2026

Analysis Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade, Regulatory Reform

Prediction markets: What is their function, and how should we regulate them?

Caroline Melear Sept 2, 2026

Analysis Artificial Intelligence, Infrastructure Deployment, Technology and Innovation

Abundance Democrats Have a Data Center Problem

Adam Thierer, Ed Tarnowski Sept 1, 2026

In the News Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Federal Government Affairs, Policing

ICE wants to use electrical impulse gloves

Jillian Snider Aug 15, 2026 LA PRESSE

Analysis Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Juvenile Justice, Pretrial, Sentencing

What Should We Do With Emerging Adults?

Logan Seacrest Aug 30, 2026

Analysis Competition & Antitrust, Intellectual Property, Patent Policy, Technology and Innovation

How the Terminal Disclaimer Went from Limiting Monopolies to Blocking Generics

Wayne T. Brough Aug 28, 2026