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Jordan Nader, Tom Opdyke Oct 30, 2026

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Low-Energy Fridays: Who’s to blame for Daylight Saving Time?

Josiah Neeley Oct 30, 2026

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The Export Control Cascade—Part 1: A Problem of Unintended Consequences

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Jillian Snider Oct 29, 2026

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Chelsea Boyd Oct 29, 2026

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Caroline Melear Oct 28, 2026

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Direct Democracy and Its Complications

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Safer Solutions: The Urgent Connection Between Smoking and HIV

Jessica Shortall, Chelsea Boyd Oct 28, 2026

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Republicans Should Appreciate How Data Centers Deliver on Their Priorities

Ed Tarnowski, Adam Thierer Oct 27, 2026