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AI, 7-OH, and the Illusion of Scientific Uncertainty
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AI, 7-OH, and the Illusion of Scientific Uncertainty
Restoring the Right to Trial by Jury: How the Right to Trial Act Helps Reclaim the Sixth Amendment
The FCC’s Public Interest Notice Is a House of Cards
The Trump Administration’s WTO Filing Exposes the Bad Faith Behind Its Section 122 Tariffs
These Boots Are Made for Lobbying
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Jeffrey A. Singer AI in Health Care: A Policy Framework for Innovation, Liability, and Patient Autonomy—Part 9 Large language models are good at summarizing...
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Mike Fox Aaron Swartz. In January 2013, the world lost a brilliant young mind when twenty-six-year-old internet pioneer Aaron Swartz took his own life. A coding...
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David Inserra The FCC recently published a public notice that “reminds broadcasters of their public interest obligations.” Rather than addressing a specific complaint involving...
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Clark Packard and Alfredo Carrillo Obregon On June 2, the Trump administration submitted a document to the World Trade Organization’s (WTO) Balance-of-Payments Committee supposedly justifying...
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Jeffrey A. Singer To address physician shortages and help make health care more affordable, many states have enacted laws granting provisional licenses to international...
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Thomas A. Berry, Dan Greenberg, and Kimberly Coleman America faces a housing crisis, and that crisis has become particularly acute in New York City....
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Romina Boccia and Krit Chanwong Social Security’s long-term shortfall is likely significantly worse than projected. In 2025, the Social Security Trustees estimated that the program...
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Solveig Singleton The Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) established federal ground rules for financial privacy in 1999. The Republicans of the House Financial Services Committee now...
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Nicholas Anthony Testifying before Congress is never an easy matter. Time is limited, and tempers flare. Yet, during my testimony on the Bank Secrecy...
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Mike Fox offenders, I’ve written extensively about how the government curates the trial jury pool to ensure that citizens who understand their historic, injustice-preventing...
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Jeffrey A. Singer The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently reported that overdose deaths during the 12-month period ending in December 2025...
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Romina Boccia and Tyler Turman State-run, federally funded welfare programs lose billions of dollars to improper payments every year. Examples abound. Medicaid paid more...
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Walter Olson President Donald Trump’s attempt to engineer a $1.8 billion taxpayer-funded slush fund for those in legal trouble for promoting his interests, as...