In the News The Covid Rules That Might Be Gone for Good by C. Jarrett Dieterle June 3, 2021 Print Share via Email: The%20Covid%20Rules%20That%20Might%20Be%20Gone%20for%20Good Share via Facebook: The%20Covid%20Rules%20That%20Might%20Be%20Gone%20for%20Good Share via Twitter: The%20Covid%20Rules%20That%20Might%20Be%20Gone%20for%20Good Share issues: Alcohol Policy, Competition Policy originally published in Inside Sources with Boyd Matheson During the pandemic, states relaxed certain rules and regulations to help people social distance. But the R Street Institute’s Jarrett Dieterle says they may get rid of them permanently. Featured Publications Real Solutions Energy and Environment, Environmental Regulation, Low-Energy Fridays, Waste and Resource Recovery Low-Energy Fridays: How do we cut plastics pollution? Philip Rossetti, Josiah Neeley April 18, 2024 Analysis Harm Reduction, Tobacco Harm Reduction The FDA-CTP must repair their regulatory process to solve the illicit ENDS problem Jeffrey S. Smith April 18, 2024 Analysis Budget and Spending Reform, Federal Government Affairs, Governance What We Didn’t Hear at the Hearing Nan Swift April 18, 2024 In the News Online Content Policy, Technology and Innovation Instagram’s shift away from political content raises questions about what counts as ‘political’ Shoshana Weissmann April 18, 2024 The Hill Analysis Cybersecurity Policy, Data Security and Data Privacy, Federal Government Affairs Strong Bipartisan Commitment to Pass Comprehensive Federal Privacy and Security Legislation Continues Steven Ward, Brandon Pugh April 18, 2024 Op-Eds Budget and Spending Reform, California, Governance, State Policy So Much for Newsom’s Support for Democracy Steven Greenhut April 17, 2024 The American Spectator In the News Broadband Regulation, Federal Government Affairs, Technology and Innovation Net Neutrality Advocates Urge FCC to Tighten 5G Slicing Rules Jonathan Cannon April 17, 2024 Communications Daily Analysis Federal Government Affairs, Online Content Policy, Technology and Innovation Amended KOSA Places Lina Khan in Charge of Deciding What’s Best for Our Kids Online Josh Withrow April 17, 2024 Op-Eds Harm Reduction, Opioid Harm Reduction Clean syringes seem counterintuitive to fentanyl fight. But needle exchange saves lives. Mazen Saleh April 3, 2024 USA Today In the News Federal Government Affairs, Online Content Policy, Technology and Innovation Radio: What is the Right Approach to Combat Misinformation? Steven Greenhut April 16, 2024 Inside Sources with Boyd Matheson
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