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Op-Eds AI Security, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Cybersecurity Policy, Data Security and Data Privacy, Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade, Fraud and Scams, Regulatory Reform

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Caroline Melear July 31, 2026 The Hill

Analysis Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Federal Government Affairs, Pretrial, Prosecution

Lawfare or Justice? Understanding American Prosecution—Six-Part Series

Juan Vega, Lisel Petis Aug 14, 2026

In the News Artificial Intelligence, Internet Governance, Technology and Innovation

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Adam Thierer Aug 14, 2026 AEI

Analysis Governance, State Policy, Western

Why a California city picked a fight with In-N-Out

Steven Greenhut May 6, 2026 The Washington Post

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Jillian Snider Aug 12, 2026

In the News, in-the-news Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Policing

Why Massachusetts Is Rethinking Police Training

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In the News, in-the-news General Emerging Technologies, Technology and Innovation

Drone Delivery: Faster, Cleaner, Cheaper … & Stuck in a Regulatory Limbo

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Op-Eds California, Electoral Reform, Governance, State Policy

The Real Threat to California Election Integrity? Biased Ballot Titles

Steven Greenhut Aug 6, 2026 American Spectator