It’s been nearly 20 years since former Gov. Gray Davis stood in suburban eastern Los Angeles County at the opening ceremony for a six-mile stretch of the Foothill Freeway, where he declared that…

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“Military spouses shouldn’t have to constantly jump through duplicative hoops just to be allowed to work,” said Shoshana Weissmann, a resident fellow at R Street, a…

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When otherwise wonky policy issues seem to be showing up on shows like South Park, Bobs Burgers and even Spongebob Square Pants, it would seem like popular culture might…

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Dr. Ashley Nunes is Project Director of Competition Policy for R. Street. He joined Julie Mason to discuss his piece at R Street “Will autonomous vehicles ever get out of the…

With COVID-19 seemingly in retreat, around half of Americans are considering summer vacations, and 15 percent or so hope to go abroad. After spending over a year under some form of pandemic…

Chatter about the “California Dream” has always been hyperbolic, but there’s little question that our culture here is less tied to fussy traditions than any other place in the country. Writers…

One sensible proposal to deal with the state’s housing shortage is running up against the usual obstacles: resistance from unions, local governments, and NIMBYs.

Now that California finally is…

Since 2012, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, which represents 58,000 ob-gyns across the United States, has advocated for over-the-counter birth control.

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.