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  • Harm reduction: An evidence-based approach to the drug war
    Harm reduction: An evidence-based approach to the drug war

    Harm reduction includes proven tools like naloxone distribution, syringe service programs, fentanyl test strip access, and supervised consumption sites.

    Policy Brief by Layal Bou Harfouch September 24, 2025

  • Drug decriminalization in Oregon: Measure 110’s impacts compared to other countries’ systems
    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.

    Policy Brief by Nathan Daigneault April 30, 2025

  • Staffing surges and student outcomes: Rethinking unions, resource allocation, and school choice in American education
    Staffing surges and student outcomes: Rethinking unions, resource allocation, and school choice in American education

    Despite declining student enrollment in many U.S. school districts, K-12 education spending and staffing have grown substantially over the past two decades.

    Policy Study by Christos Makridis January 8, 2026

  • Advancing remote air traffic control tower deployment in the United States
    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.

    Policy Brief by Ginger Evans and Marc Scribner May 15, 2025

  • Annual Aviation Infrastructure Report 2026
    Annual Aviation Infrastructure Report 2026

    This report reviews developments in the United States and worldwide regarding private-sector participation in airports and air traffic control.

    Policy Brief by Marc Scribner May 28, 2026

  • How to remove TSA’s conflict of interest
    How to remove TSA’s conflict of interest

    Congress should devolve checkpoint and checked-baggage screening to airports, as is common practice in Canada, Europe, and many other countries.

    Policy Brief by Robert Poole June 10, 2026

  • Reining in discretionary grant transportation funding
    Reining in discretionary grant transportation funding

    Improving the federal discretionary grant funding process for transportation projects calls for returning it to a small, focused and useful program.

    Policy Brief by Baruch Feigenbaum June 18, 2026

  • Why commercial space should lead the U.S. return to the moon
    Why commercial space should lead the U.S. return to the moon

    NASA should adapt the public-private partnership approach that it has used successfully for cargo and crew delivery to and from the International Space Station.

    Policy Study by Rand Simberg July 30, 2025

  • Annual Surface Transportation Infrastructure Report 2026
    Annual Surface Transportation Infrastructure Report 2026

    It was a strong year for global public-private partnership activity, with 50 project closings worth $30.2 billion.

    Policy Brief by Baruch Feigenbaum and Jay Derr May 28, 2026

  • Annual Transportation Finance Report 2026
    Annual Transportation Finance Report 2026

    During 2025, infrastructure investors financed $92.4 billion worth of public-private infrastructure transactions, including transportation projects.

    Policy Brief by Robert Poole May 28, 2026

  • Improving public sector defined contribution plans to help provide secure, adequate retirement income
    Improving public sector defined contribution plans to help provide secure, adequate retirement income

    A framework for policymakers and fiduciaries to evaluate lifetime retirement income options in public sector defined contribution plans, mitigate longevity risk, and improve participant outcomes.

    Policy Brief by Rod Crane and Richard Hiller June 17, 2026

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    The value of managed lanes networks

    Examining the express toll lanes that are currently operated, under construction, planned and warranted across the country.

    Policy Brief by Baruch Feigenbaum June 30, 2026

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    Medical cannabis access under probation and parole: Removing barriers to doctor-recommended treatment

    Supervision systems designed to support rehabilitation and reentry should not erect barriers to medical care that is legal for all other citizens.

    Policy Brief by Sephria Reynolds-Tanner July 23, 2026

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    Changing America’s air traffic control model: Learning from Canada

    The U.S. air traffic control system is embedded in a tax-funded bureaucracy that is unable to replace ancient facilities and obsolete technology.

    Policy Brief by John Kefaliotis July 9, 2026

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