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TikTok, AI, and Data Centers, Oh My: A Whirlwind First Week for the Trump Administration
There are many ways to describe the Trump administration—boring is not one of them. The new [...]
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Decisions, Decisions
Few rule making processes have been as dramatic as that of net neutrality, the utility style regulation [...]
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2025 Tech Policy Forecast: More Youth Safety Legislation that Overpromises and Underdelivers
With a new administration on the horizon, 2025 promises to be an eventful year for all policy areas—tech [...]
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“One Door” to Self-Sufficiency
The “One Door to Work” legislation, now part of the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act [...]
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Warning: Government Overreach
What do tobacco products and alcohol have in common with apps like Instagram and X? U.S. Surgeon General [...]
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Don’t Judge a Bill by its Title: How the Kids Online Safety Act Fails to Keep Kids Safe Online
One of the oldest tricks in the book of politics is to name a bill something so noble that any who oppose [...]
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The Coming of Age Verification: A Classic Tale of Well-Intentioned but Misguided State Legislation
The advent of the internet has forever changed the childhood experience. Today’s youth have never lived [...]
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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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Federal Change Could Boost Louisiana Workforce
This op-ed was originally published by State Affairs and the April 17 edition of Beltway Beat. It can be [...]
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