Reprinted from Law & Liberty We know all about the Stamp Act and the Tea Act and the duties imposed on the British colonies in the late eighteenth century. These...

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The United States is experiencing the highest inflation in 40 years. The Federal Reserve has finally started raising interest rates to get inflation under control. However, higher interest rates have...

Reprinted from Law & Liberty It may have been the worst Super Bowl commercial ever. Chelsea Handler and Sarah Silverman are competing with one another, trying to use their cell...

By Marta E. Wosińska, Richard G. FrankThe COVID pandemic has disrupted supply chains across the economy. Disruptions have been particularly acute in the health sphere, with COVID tests, vaccines, and...

By Erin Smith, Carol Graham, Eric Lenze, William Hynes, Harris A. Eyre Brain Capital conceptualizes brain health (e.g., the lack of mental illness and neurodegenerative disease) and brain skills (e.g.,...

By Anthony F. Pipa, Max BouchetAs the halfway point to 2030 nears, the importance of cities and local leaders to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) has become clear. A...

By Danielle ResnickTwenty years ago, UN-Habitat convened the first World Urban Forum in Nairobi, Kenya, to address the challenges of managing rapid urbanization and harnessing its potential. On June 27,...

By Jean CampThe Biden Administration’s Executive Order on Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity (EO 14028) implements a set of requirements for operations and procurement. At its core is a set of...

By Alex Engler, Janet Holtzblatt