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Four Unintended Consequences of Misapplied Privacy Regulation

By Steven Titch
March 28, 2013

The Dangers of Misapplied Privacy Policies to Search, Social Media and Other Web Content

Let markets shape how consumers choose to interact with websites

By Steven Titch
March 28, 2013

The Gay Marriage SCOTUS Case

By Cathy Reisenwitz
March 27, 2013

An Argument for Equal Marriage

Marriage laws should allow people to shape their lives as they wish

By Helen Dale
March 25, 2013

Reason’s First Feature-Length Documentary: ‘America’s Longest War?

By Cathy Reisenwitz
March 25, 2013

Senate Expected to Vote on National Internet Sales Tax

By Cathy Reisenwitz
March 22, 2013

What a Recent Labor-Relations Decision Teaches Us About the Meaning of

By Alexander Volokh
March 21, 2013

New Report Gives America’s Infrastructure a D+, But Finds Improvement

By Cathy Reisenwitz
March 20, 2013

Small-Government Former Gov. Mark Sanford and Stephen Colbert’s Sister Win South Carolina Primaries

By Cathy Reisenwitz
March 20, 2013

Pull the Plug on Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

By Baruch Feigenbaum
March 19, 2013

Innovators in Action: Georgia DOT, Tolling Agency Officials on Atlanta’s Managed Lanes Network

By Baruch Feigenbaum
March 19, 2013

Creating a Managed Lanes Network in Atlanta

Interview with GDOT Deputy Commissioner Todd Long, incoming SRTA Executive Director Chris Tomlinson and SRTA Director of Operations Steve Corbin

By Baruch Feigenbaum
March 19, 2013

Chicago Schools to Implement Student-Based Budgeting and Principal Autonomy

By Katie Furtick
March 18, 2013

Brookings Flawed Amtrak Study Should be Ignored

By Baruch Feigenbaum
March 15, 2013

Surface Transportation Newsletter #113

Congestion problems, Amtrak's future, Repeal the Jones Act?

By Robert Poole
March 14, 2013

Airport Policy and Security News #88

Saving air travel from the sequester, San Juan privatization opens new era, trusted traveler

By Robert Poole
March 7, 2013

Atlanta Journal-Constitution: I-85 HOT Lanes are Working

By Baruch Feigenbaum
March 5, 2013

The Reasons President Obama’s “Fix-It-FIrst” Program Isn’t Smart Transportation Policy

A national policy of fix-it-first would fail to prioritize and misallocate resources very significantly

By Robert Poole
March 5, 2013