By Laurie Goodman, Paul Willen, David WesselEditor’s Note: This episode was recorded in May 2022. The COVID-19 economic policy response helped prevent dire outcomes for renters and homeowners with mortgages...

By Ryan HassThere has been a lot of global media frenzy about Taiwan’s security in recent weeks. Experts have debated what lessons China might be drawing from Russia’s military setbacks...

By Bill BaerRecently, Amazon launched a broadside against legislation (the American Innovation and Online Choice Act, S. 2992, and similar proposal, H.R. 3816) that would empower the government to challenge...

By Alex EnglerThe European Union’s AI Act (AIA) aspires to establish the first comprehensive regulatory scheme for artificial intelligence, but its impact will not stop at the EU’s borders. In...

The internet was long assumed to be a positive democratic influence, yet its growth has coincided with a sustained recession of global democracy. Over the past decade, the rise of...

By Michael G. Raymer, Saikat Guha A beam splitter is seen in the setup of the quantum simulator in the strontium laboratory at the Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics. (DPA...

By Samantha Lai This year’s Pride Month comes at a difficult time for LGBTQ+ rights. Over the past year, there have been over 300 anti-LGBTQ bills proposed in at least...

By Rachel Sachs, Marta Wosinska, Richard G. Frank, Loren Adler The FDA could do more to promote generic competition: Here’s how The FDA could do more to promote generic competition:...

By Jonathan Borowsky, Jessica H. Brown, Elizabeth Davis, Chloe Gibbs, Chris Herbst, Aaron Sojourner, Erdal Tekin, Matthew WiswallAs Congress considers the future of child-care policy in the U.S., subsidies for...

By Heinz StrubenhoffRussian ships and sea mines block Ukrainian Black Sea ports. Before the war, Ukraine exported on average about 6 million tons of agri-commodities monthly to countries in the...