Publications
AIN Update
A recent poll conducted by Quinnipiac University found that 71 percent
of young Americans, ages 18 to 34, believe that the Supreme Court is
“mainly motivated by politics.”…
Rules that mandate a two-person minimum staff for
freight locomotives have been a hot topic in state legislatures this year. Nine
states currently regulate crew sizes for certain trains, including…
“Is this worker an employee, or just a contractor?”
It’s a seemingly simple question, but it has stark ramifications under American labor law — and some claim that the so-called gig economy is…
Chairman Graham, Ranking Member Feinstein, and Members of the Committee:
Thank you for holding this hearing on 5G, national security, intellectual property, and the impact on competition and…
Taking up a key issue in housing finance reform, one within his control as the new director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, Mark Calabria told a conference recently that Fannie Mae and…
The maritime industry may not like being compared to the Sicilian Mafia, but there is an element of truth to this analogy when considering the quick about-face President Trump made recently on the…
Author:
Peter Hajek et al.
Reviewed
by: Carrie Wade
While
both Public Health England and the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering
and Medicine acknowledge that completely switching from…
From The Oath with Chuck Rosenberg:
Jim Baker ran the Office of Intelligence Policy and Review at the Justice Department both before and after 9/11 – the office responsible for handling…
From The Technology Liberation Front:
As Joe Kane explained in a white paper, the FCC and telecom companies are exploring various ways of accomplishing that.
Prof. Dan Lyons and Roslyn…
From Gizmodo:
“Right now, no one is providing substantive cybersecurity help to campaigns and campaign finance restrictions reduce the incentive for campaigns to seek help,” said Paul…