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Willing and Label: The Free Market Is Willing to Help Families—Will a Warning Label Stand in the Way?
Labels can be profoundly helpful in many instances. Nutrition information, brands, and medicine dosages, [...]
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BEAD by Example: The Next Chapter in the Broadband Saga
The federal Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) Program has lived many lives since its [...]
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Memento Moratorium
Nestled within the Energy and Commerce section of the sweeping budget reconciliation bill is a simple yet [...]
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Liberty vs. the Leviathan: Only 100 out of 26 Million Applications Approved
Every day, new evidence emerges demonstrating how government overreach can stifle innovation and limit [...]
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States Move to Regulate AI in Medicine: When the Legislative Cure is Worse Than the Disease
The national mood toward AI is mixed. Some are deeply hopeful about the promises of the technology, while [...]
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Fear and Loathing on the Jon Stewart Show
What began in 2021 as part of an infrastructure bill is now a glaring signifier of bureaucracy, red tape, [...]
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Robodoc: What Does the Embrace of AI in Medicine Mean?
This month the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) returned to Las Vegas, attracting the latest and greatest [...]
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Taxation Without Connection
The digital divide, the space between those who do and do not have access to fast and reliable internet, [...]
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What Privacy Means for the Public
In many ways we value what makes states unique and their authority to make their own laws. But long ago, [...]
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