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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A closed runway, staffing shortages, outdated technology and lack of oversight are crippling air traffic control and putting travelers at risk.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.
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New Georgia, Florida, and Missouri laws protect parents who teach their children independence
These laws ensure that parents can confidently grant reasonable levels of independence to their kids without fearing government intervention.
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Top 3 cybersecurity policy priorities for the Trump administration
The Trump administration should prioritize establishing clear, unified cybersecurity standards, allowing for tailored approaches within specific sectors.
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Texas House Bill 449 would prevent unauthorized sexually explicit deepfakes
The bill would amend the Texas Penal Code to include “deep fake images” in what constitutes the production or distribution of sexually explicit content.
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Pension Reform News: Threats to California’s public pension reforms
Plus: Washington's unprecedented move will increase pension costs, San Diego needs to manage plan costs, and more.
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Georgia builds on reforms to provide released inmates with identification documents
Senate Bill 147 represents a meaningful step toward reducing recidivism and promoting public safety in Georgia.
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Comments to the Federal Trade Commission on digital censorship
Government interference in online speech is a bigger concern than technology platform censorship alone.
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Aviation Policy News: Transportation Secretary Duffy’s plan will not produce a ‘new air traffic control system’
Plus: Advancing remote towers in the U.S., small airport subsidies harm other airports, and more.
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Advancing remote air traffic control tower deployment in the United States
Remote/digital tower technology is in wide use in Europe and is rapidly expanding to Asia, Canada, and the Middle East.
