Trump’s Bad Judgment Isn’t an Abuse of Power

Analysis Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Federal Government Affairs, Policing, Privacy

What Works in American Policing Part 7—Conclusion: No Single Strategy Makes Public Safety Work

Jillian Snider July 17, 2026

Analysis Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Finance and Trade

Congressional Republicans Put Forth Meaningful CFPB Reforms, But They’re Missing Some Key Opportunities

Caroline Melear July 17, 2026

Analysis Healthier Communities, Substance Regulation

Why Temporary Schedule I Placement Is the Wrong Approach for 7-OH

Jeffrey S. Smith July 17, 2026

Newsletters, Real Solutions Electricity Policy, Energy and Environment, FERC, Low-Energy Fridays

Low-Energy Fridays: Everything You Wanted to Know About PJM’s Capacity Auction But Were Afraid to Ask (Part 1)

Josiah Neeley July 17, 2026

Analysis Body Cameras, Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties

Local Police Figured Out Body Cameras Years Ago. Why Hasn’t ICE?

Logan Seacrest July 16, 2026

News Budget and Spending Reform, Governance

Statement on the debt implications of “Reconciliation 3.0”

Grace Pewitt July 16, 2026

Analysis Cyber Threats, Cybersecurity Policy, Foreign Affairs, Technology and Innovation

House of Contradictions: EU’s Competition Rules Poised to Undermine Its Own Cybersecurity Law

Mark Dalton July 15, 2026

Analysis Artificial Intelligence, Infrastructure Deployment, Technology and Innovation

New York Data Center Moratorium is Bad for the State and America

Adam Thierer July 14, 2026

Analysis Electoral Reform, Governance

The Maine Crisis: Separating Selection from Election

Jonathan Madison July 10, 2026

Newsletters, Real Solutions Electricity Policy, Energy and Environment, Low-Energy Fridays

Low-Energy Fridays: Are data centers increasing electricity prices?

Josiah Neeley July 10, 2026