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Texas Senate Bill 673 would strengthen property rights, improve housing affordability
Many local governments in Texas have trampled on individual property rights and have outlawed accessory dwelling units.
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Drug decriminalization in Oregon: Measure 110’s impacts compared to other countries’ systems
A review of the data does not indicate any massive shift in offense rates or criminal behavior as a result of Measure 110.
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Making the next surface transportation reauthorization bill fiscally responsible
The federal government can no longer afford ever-expanding borrowing to support roads, highways, and bridges that states and metro areas should finance.
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Iowa House File 978 would regulate psilocybin access and benefit veterans’ mental health
House File 978 would create a regulated program to access psilocybin, which has shown promise in the treatment of neurological and mental health conditions.
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How civil forfeiture targets everyday Americans, not kingpins
Civil asset forfeiture is a legal process that allows law enforcement to permanently seize property suspected of being connected to criminal activity.
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How Brazil’s X ban signals growing control over online free speech
Brazil should be viewed as a cautionary tale for the United States regarding the consequences of unchecked discretionary power over digital speech.
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New data shows no surge in problem gambling following sports betting expansion
A free, competitive, and well-monitored market is the best way to keep betting fair, safe, and aboveboard.
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Ibogaine offers major promise in treating addiction, mental health
Ibogaine has the potential to transform the lives of millions of Americans struggling with addiction and mental health challenges.
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Texas Senate Bill 2308 could advance ibogaine as a treatment for opioid use disorder
Senate Bill 2308 would allow Texas to administer grants to conduct potentially life-saving research into ibogaine.
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Virginia reduces unnecessary licensing barriers for people with criminal records
The passage of Virginia Senate Bill 826 demonstrates a bipartisan commitment to common-sense criminal justice reform.
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Transportation and climate change: Urban mobility in a climate-sensitive world
Transportation is undergoing its most profound changes in over half a century.
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Funding Education Opportunity: Trump gutted the U.S. Department of Education—what this means for taxpayers and the public
Plus, Texas, Arkansas, New Hampshire, and North Dakota advance school choice proposals.
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Nevada Senate Bill 395 could hinder autonomous vehicle progress
Automated vehicle technology could greatly improve road safety and efficiency. Senate Bill 395 would move Nevada in the wrong direction.
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Puerto Rico’s housing crisis is no accident—it’s by design
Puerto Rico faces some of the most significant affordability challenges in the United States, yet it is often overlooked in national housing policy discussions.
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California bill would establish a psilocybin pilot program for veterans, first responders
Senate Bill 751 proposes the creation of a pilot program to investigate the use of psilocybin services for veterans and inactive first responders.
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Google found guilty of monopolizing online advertising as fight against Big Tech goes bipartisan
A federal court issued a partial verdict against Google on Thursday in an antitrust lawsuit filed by the Department of Justice.
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Aviation Policy News: Separating air traffic control operations from FAA safety regulator
Plus: A flawed approach for reforming airport security, how could London Heathrow lose all power, and more.
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The push for greater oversight of homeschoolers
A proposal in Illinois would interfere with the thousands of homeschool parents who are deeply invested in seeing their children succeed.
