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California needs tech solutions, not just poorly defined AI regulations, to protect kids
California’s Assembly Bill 1064 attempts to regulate a problem—dangerous AI-driven attachments— without clear solutions.
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Don’t trust the federal government with the nation’s largest school choice program
A federal school choice program would establish a one-stop shop for Congress to impose nationwide mandates on private schools.
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Analyzing the Trump administration’s tariff policies and goals
The Trump administration’s tariff gambit has proven itself far more reversible than resolute.
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Louisiana House Bill 687 could improve shipping and boost regional economy
Public-private partnerships offer a pathway for delivering major infrastructure on time, with less public-sector risk, and with the potential for long-term savings.
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Strengthening open enrollment laws is key to unlocking public school choice for kids
Examining how open enrollment law design impacts public school transfer opportunities.
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Annual Transportation Finance Report 2025
Infrastructure investors financed $77.5 billion worth of public-private partnership infrastructure transactions last year.
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Annual Surface Transportation Infrastructure Report 2025
It was a strong year for global public-private partnership activity with 43 surface transportation project closings worth $11.9 billion.
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Annual Aviation Infrastructure Report 2025
For the world overall, 45% of all passenger air traffic moves through airports with significant private investment.
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Annual Privatization Report 2025
Governments worldwide increasingly turn to the private sector to design, build, finance, operate, and maintain infrastructure, including airports, bridges, seaports, and toll roads.
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The truth about marijuana, mental illness, and violence: A review of Alex Berenson’s claims in ‘Tell Your Children’
Marijuana legalization appears to reduce the prevalence of violent crime and suicide.
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K-12 open enrollment by the numbers: 2025
Approximately 1.6 million students across 19 states use some form of open enrollment or public school transfer law to attend schools that are the right fit.
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Federal court strikes down Oregon law requiring marijuana licensees to sign labor peace agreements
The judge concluded that the law would usurp powers reserved to a federal agency and that it would violate the free speech rights of marijuana business owners.
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A symptom, not the cause: Institutional investors and the housing crisis
The presence of institutional investors in the housing market has grown substantially in the past 15 years.
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The main causes of air traffic control problems at Newark Airport
A closed runway, staffing shortages, outdated technology and lack of oversight are crippling air traffic control and putting travelers at risk.
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California Assembly Bill 569 would undermine important pension reforms
CalPERS estimates that the Public Employees’ Pension Reform Act has saved the state more than $5 billion since its inception.
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Housing costs, regulation, and the promise of reform
The challenge is to reshape regulations to allow much more housing where it’s needed.
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Congress attempts to standardize AI rules, but legal challenges remain
If well designed, a uniform federal framework could offer clarity and help artificial intelligence technologies flourish.
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Funding Education Opportunity: The Trump administration’s role in supporting school choice
Plus, new school choice laws impact hundreds of thousands of students in Texas, Arkansas, Indiana, and South Carolina.
