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Customers Want Cheap flights, not Congressional Regulation of Airlines
Airline deregulation has led to more flights at lower prices.
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It Is Time for Connecticut to Do Away With Civil Asset Forfeiture
Civil asset forfeiture is not necessary for police to do their jobs properly, nor is it necessary for the protection of public safety.
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Air Traffic Control Newsletter #143
Inspector General indicts ATC status quo
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Governance of a US Air Traffic Control Corporation
Testimony on “The Need to Reform FAA and Air Traffic Control to Build a 21st Century Aviation System for America”
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Use Priorities, Metrics, Partnerships to Fix Roads
California needs a metric-driven approach to transportation spending to improve conditions of roadways.
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Surface Transportation News #163
Could asset recycling solve Trump's infrastructure dilemma?
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Using Property Taxes to Fund Public Schools Prompts Inequities
The most glaring problem with relying on property tax revenues to fund schools is that a child’s ZIP code can determine a school's resources.
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FDA Delays Rules That Would Cripple E-Cigarette Industry
Absent meaningful change to the deeming regulations, many believe that thousands of vapor products will be effectively banned, shuttering tens of thousands of small businesses.
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Airport Policy and Security News #117
Mixed signals on Canada's airport privatization
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It’s Time to Allow Tolling on All Federal-aid Highways
With limited gas tax proceeds, states should be allowed to build new highways and rebuild existing highways with toll revenue.
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The Case to Raise the Smoking Age In Texas Doesn’t Make Sense
Researchers recently found youth smoking rates have plummeted to record lows.
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Center for Student-Based Budgeting Newsletter, April 2017
"If we seize the unprecedented opportunity this sleeper provision in the Every Student Succeeds Act offers, we will be better equipped to tackle some of education's most pressing issues"
