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Nevada Assembly Bill 307 would change how cannabis is taxed
The best means of displacing illicit goods is establishing a tax and regulatory environment that allows legal goods to compete on price.
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Ohio Senate Bill 86 would needlessly restrict the hemp industry
Ohio should develop a balanced regulatory framework instead of pushing hemp products into the overly restrictive marijuana dispensary system.
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Open enrollment can help New Hampshire’s students and school districts
In the “live free or die” state, switching public schools is surprisingly difficult. Open enrollment could make it easier.
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Nevada Assembly Bill 378 could help patients access psychedelic therapies
An Alternative Therapy Pilot Program could expand access to innovative treatments for individuals suffering from mental health conditions in Nevada.
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Texas House Bill 24 would strengthen property rights, improve housing affordability
House Bill 24 takes steps to establish clear property rights and limit the scope of local government intervention in routine housing decisions.
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Montana House Bill 250 makes open enrollment more transparent
Strengthening Montana’s robust open enrollment policy ensures that public schools are available to all students.
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The Trump administration should promote criminal record expungement
The Trump administration should pursue expungement reforms to ease individuals’ reintegration into society.
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Optimal framework for the state regulation of hemp cannabinoids
The hemp cannabinoid market has grown into a $3 billion interstate industry.
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New Mexico Senate Bill 219 would regulate medical psilocybin access
The Medical Psilocybin Act would create a regulated system to allow patients with qualifying conditions to access and use psilocybin.
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The failure of Massachusetts’ tobacco flavor ban
Data shows a surge in illegal vape seizures from 71,746 in 2022 to 308,100 in 2024.
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Montana Senate Bill 67 would stall automated vehicle progress
Montana needs a workable regulatory framework for vehicles equipped with automated driving systems. However, Senate Bill 67 has several problems.
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California’s roads and bridges rank next to last in the nation in condition and cost-effectiveness
California’s highway system now ranks 49th out of 50 states in overall condition and cost-effectiveness in Reason Foundation’s latest Annual Highway Report.
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Pension Reform News: Florida’s proposed cost-of-living adjustment could cost $47 billion over 30 years
Plus: Undoing Alaska reforms would come with significant costs, Kansas considers modernizing retirement plan, and more.
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Exploring new data on the safety of psychedelics
Reason Foundation’s recently published psychedelics dashboard offers a clearer picture of how psilocybin access is affecting communities.
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Georgia Senate Bill 33 would implement restrictive THC thresholds
Georgia Senate Bill 33 sets a total THC threshold of 0.3% for intoxicating cannabinoids, encompassing all forms of THC and related compounds.
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Funding Education Opportunity: Data on 1.8 million students attending schools of their choice across six states
Plus, Tennessee, Idaho and Wyoming recently passed strong school choice laws.
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Best practices for development of a federal artificial intelligence action plan
President Trump’s Executive Order 14179 properly focuses on innovation and global competitiveness in artificial intelligence development.
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New York needs to revisit and improve congestion pricing plan
A sensible congestion pricing program should provide a revenue stream that could reverse the city’s anti-roadway policies and help improve MTA’s buses and subways.
