In the News Video: The Roundtable Episode 21 Gary Winslett by Gary Winslett Aug 3, 2021 Print Share via Email: Video:%20The%20Roundtable%20Episode%2021%20Gary%20Winslett Share via Facebook: Video:%20The%20Roundtable%20Episode%2021%20Gary%20Winslett Share via Twitter: Video:%20The%20Roundtable%20Episode%2021%20Gary%20Winslett Share issues: Finance and Trade originally published in Ball State PBS From Ball State PBS: Featured Publications Newsletters, Real Solutions Energy and Environment, Federal Government Affairs, Low-Energy Fridays, Technology and Innovation Low-Energy Fridays: How to Survive the Great Helium Shortage of 2026 Josiah Neeley April 30, 2026 Analysis Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Federal Government Affairs, Policing Understanding Federal Law Enforcement in the United StatesPart 4—Federal Bureau of Investigation Jillian Snider April 30, 2026 Analysis AI Security, Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade, Foreign Affairs, Governance, Intellectual Property, Technology and Innovation The MATCH Act Is Industrial Policy Dressed as National Security Mark Dalton April 30, 2026 Analysis Budget and Spending Reform, Executive Branch, Federal Government Affairs, Governance President’s Fiscal Year ‘27 Budget Signals Turbulence Ahead for Annual Funding Process Nan Swift April 30, 2026 Analysis Artificial Intelligence, Disruptive Technology, General Emerging Technologies, Technology and Innovation The GUARD Act Undermines the First Amendment and Parental Choice Josh Withrow April 29, 2026 Op-Eds Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Policing, Pretrial, Prosecution Crime is falling, officials say — victims claim reporting isn’t worth it Jillian Snider April 15, 2026 Fox News Op-Eds Artificial Intelligence, Electricity Policy, Energy and Environment Making ratepayer protection real in WV Michael Giberson April 29, 2026 Charleston Gazette-Mail Analysis, Newsletters Behavioral Health, Harm Reduction, Healthier Communities, Safer Solutions, Substance Regulation, Tobacco Harm Reduction Safer Solutions: Smoking Hits an All-Time Low—But Not for Everyone Chelsea Boyd, Jessica Shortall April 29, 2026 News Economic Mobility, Healthier Communities, Occupational Licensing, Thriving Families New study finds middle-skills training offers path toward filling worker shortages Grace Pewitt April 28, 2026 Analysis Finance and Trade, Interchange Fees, Midwest, State Policy Heads up, Illinois—you might have to start carrying cash again Caroline Melear April 28, 2026
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Analysis AI Security, Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade, Foreign Affairs, Governance, Intellectual Property, Technology and Innovation The MATCH Act Is Industrial Policy Dressed as National Security Mark Dalton April 30, 2026
Analysis Budget and Spending Reform, Executive Branch, Federal Government Affairs, Governance President’s Fiscal Year ‘27 Budget Signals Turbulence Ahead for Annual Funding Process Nan Swift April 30, 2026
Analysis Artificial Intelligence, Disruptive Technology, General Emerging Technologies, Technology and Innovation The GUARD Act Undermines the First Amendment and Parental Choice Josh Withrow April 29, 2026
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Op-Eds Artificial Intelligence, Electricity Policy, Energy and Environment Making ratepayer protection real in WV Michael Giberson April 29, 2026 Charleston Gazette-Mail
Analysis, Newsletters Behavioral Health, Harm Reduction, Healthier Communities, Safer Solutions, Substance Regulation, Tobacco Harm Reduction Safer Solutions: Smoking Hits an All-Time Low—But Not for Everyone Chelsea Boyd, Jessica Shortall April 29, 2026
News Economic Mobility, Healthier Communities, Occupational Licensing, Thriving Families New study finds middle-skills training offers path toward filling worker shortages Grace Pewitt April 28, 2026
Analysis Finance and Trade, Interchange Fees, Midwest, State Policy Heads up, Illinois—you might have to start carrying cash again Caroline Melear April 28, 2026
