Irregular Order: How Congress Really Works and How You Can Influence It

Our James Wallner speaks at the University of Georgia on Tuesday, February 25, Baldwin 450, 12:45-2:00. The talk is open to interested faculty, graduate, and undergraduate students.

Recent Work from the Federal Affairs Team

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Real Solutions Climate, Energy and Environment, Environmental Regulation, Low-Energy Fridays

Low-Energy Fridays: How should we think about rising hurricane costs?

Philip Rossetti Oct 4, 2024

Op-Eds Alcohol Policy, Competition Policy, State Policy, Western

Will Cutting the BAC Limit to .05 Really Make Our Roads Safer?

C. Jarrett Dieterle Sept 21, 2024 Reason

In the News, Podcasts Artificial Intelligence, Federal Government Affairs, Technology and Innovation

Adam Thierer: Where AI Regulation Can Go Wrong

Adam Thierer Oct 3, 2024 The Road to Accountable AI Podcast

Op-Eds Artificial Intelligence, California, State Policy, Technology and Innovation

Newsom Intelligently Wields Veto Pen

Steven Greenhut Oct 2, 2024 The American Spectator

In the News, Podcasts Competition Policy, Disintermediation

Podcast: Women and Policy — Should Contraceptives Be More Accessible?

Courtney Joslin Oct 2, 2024 Hayek Program Podcast

In the News Energy and Environment, Federal Government Affairs, Fossil Fuels, Permitting Reform

Trump and Harris spar over fracking amid America’s soaring energy needs

Philip Rossetti Oct 2, 2024 Market Watch

In the News Broadband Regulation, Federal Government Affairs, Technology and Innovation

Would Trump Put BEAD on Hold? Unlikely, Experts Say

Jonathan Cannon Oct 1, 2024 Broadband Breakfast

In the News Harm Reduction, Opioid Harm Reduction

Iron Law of Prohibition Made Drugs Dangerous

Stacey McKenna Sept 30, 2024 DreamOrg

Op-Eds Competition Policy, South, State Policy, Transportation

Autonomous vehicles are here. Let’s embrace them

Marc Hyden Sept 30, 2024 The Newnan Times-Herald

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

California Rejects AI Regulatory Extremism

Adam Thierer Sept 30, 2024