We stacked up some wins across the country!

As we inch closer to the midterms, all indicators surrounding the economy from inflation and mortgage rates, to even gas prices really seem to be taking a

Free for Legislators, Not Free for Consumers

23 tech companies and organizations tell Canada's ministers that a backdoor for law enforcement is a backdoor for everyone. Amend Bill C-22 before it becomes law.

Clear Rules Without a Statewide Ban

The EU KIDS Act's Age Verification Scheme is the least bad way to age-gate social media, but only if the EU gets the details right and doesn't rush it.

Introduction The promise of artificial intelligence (AI) is not only that it will make today’s largest companies more productive, but that it will also spread capabilities once limited to organization...

The news week has been nothing short of new headlines! Today we highlight some new child care programs, and the growing inflation worries that will impact all

New Language Includes Stronger Ethics Rules and Democratic Priorities

In the past year, the question of how companies use data and algorithms to set prices has jumped from academic seminars to statehouse hearings and national headlines. That interest has produced a floo...

JD Vance’s Toaster Boy Economics in Action

Democrats are strategizing about what their agenda should be if they are able to retake the House, or potentially both the House and Senate. Much of this

As readers of this Substack, you are most likely acutely aware that across the country there is a massive shortage of housing units. This had led to increased

Don’t mistake anger and qualms for a ban mandate

Regenerating the American Dream

North Carolina’s new car-sharing tax makes families pay the Highway Use Tax twice while big rental fleets pay once. The General Assembly can still fix it.

Age checks, feature bans and enforcement gaps: Europe's push to keep kids off social media is far more complicated than the promises suggest.

Wisconsin Offers Democrats a Data Center Lesson

Restricting fair use for AI training would raise costs, suppress competition, and widen the knowledge divide. For more than two years, opposing armies have been massing and digging in as they prepare ...

The mayor has reframed the debate about apartment production in New York.

A lesson plan for lawmakers: make AI literacy universal, invest in educators, modernize assessment, and protect students in the age of AI.