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

Spotlight on Criminal Justice: Observing National Child Abuse Prevention Month – April

Christi M. Smith April 23, 2024

Real Solutions Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, Cybersecurity Policy, Federal Government Affairs, Technology and Innovation

Future of AI Innovation Act Improves Responsible AI Innovation in Federal Government and Private Sectors

Amy Chang, Haiman Wong April 23, 2024

Real Solutions Budget and Spending Reform, Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade, Governance, Pensions

Social Security is going to run out. State pension reform can provide a lesson on how to save it.

Ann Phelan April 23, 2024

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

How to secure Virginia elections

Robert Melvin April 9, 2024 Richmond Times-Dispatch

Analysis Harm Reduction, Sexual Health

HPV Vaccination: A Sexual Health Harm Reduction Success Story

Chelsea Boyd April 22, 2024

Op-Eds Federal Government Affairs, Patent, Technology and Innovation

The patent absurdity of pharmaceutical prices

Marc Hyden April 22, 2024 The Newnan Times-Herald

Op-Eds Alcohol Policy, Competition Policy, Midwest, State Policy

How Michigan lost $1 million of liquor

C. Jarrett Dieterle April 6, 2024 Reason

In the News Federal Government Affairs, Online Content Policy, Technology and Innovation

The Coddling of the American Parent

Shoshana Weissmann April 21, 2024 The Daily Beast

Op-Eds Alcohol Policy, Competition Policy, Northeast, State Policy

Letter: Dan Casey cites outdated data on cocktails-to-go

Robert Melvin April 9, 2024 The Roanoke Times

Op-Eds California, Online Content Policy, State Policy, Technology and Innovation

Heartburn doesn’t stop California lawmakers from quashing speech

Steven Greenhut April 19, 2024 Orange County Register