Radio: Part 2: House Passage of the January 6th Commission to Investigate the Attack on the U.S. Capitol

Analysis Artificial Intelligence, Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Policing, Pretrial, Prosecution, Technology and Innovation

Due Processing: Cutting Through AI Hype and Doomerism in American Courtrooms

Logan Seacrest April 7, 2026

Analysis Insurance, Tort Reform

The Perils of Junk Science in the Courtroom

Jerry Theodorou April 7, 2026

Analysis Bail System Changes, Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Pretrial

Hawai’i’s Bail Reform Bill Is Responsible, Not Lenient

Lisel Petis April 7, 2026

Newsletters Our Organization, Real Insights

Real Insights: Lessons from 20 Years of Peacebuilding

Erica Schoder April 7, 2026

Analysis America 250, Behavioral Health, Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade, Healthier Communities, Our Organization, Substance Regulation, Tobacco Harm Reduction

Sin Taxes in the United States: Balancing Revenue, Public Health, and Individual Freedom

Jeffrey S. Smith April 6, 2026

Analysis Artificial Intelligence, State Policy, Technology and Innovation, Western

California’s AI Contradiction

Mark Dalton April 6, 2026

Analysis Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade, Regulatory Reform

It’s time for Congress to treat ride-share platforms like peer companies

Jerry Theodorou April 3, 2026

Analysis, Newsletters, Real Solutions Energy and Environment, Fossil Fuels, Low-Energy Fridays

Low-Energy Fridays: Is it possible to “take” Iran’s oil?

Philip Rossetti April 3, 2026

Analysis Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Midwest, Pretrial, Reentry, Second Look, Sentencing, State Policy

Survivors’ Justice Is Accountability That Reflects Reality

Jillian Snider April 2, 2026

Analysis Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties

Bondi is out at the DOJ. Will that alone restore trust?

Sarah Anderson, Lisel Petis April 2, 2026