Awheto, often known as the ‘Vegetable Caterpillar’, is a fascinating structure that is produced when a fungus (Ophiocordyceps robertsii) takes over the body of a moth (Dumbletonius characterifer). It produces...

By Katie BachSince the depths of the COVID-19 pandemic through today, news about labor shortages and missing workers has dominated headlines. The question everyone still seems to be asking is:...

By David MorarThe Digital Services Act (DSA), a landmark piece of legislation which updates the E-Commerce Directive of 2000, is in the final stages of being fully approved by the...

By David G. Victor, David DollarDavid Victor, a professor of innovation and public policy at the School of Global Policy and Strategy at UC San Diego and nonresident senior fellow...

By Alex EnglerThe regulation of general-purpose AI (GPAI) is currently being debated by the European Union’s legislative bodies as they work on the Artificial Intelligence Act (AIA). One proposed change...

New directions in beneficial ownership transparency—focused on establishing the actual owners or beneficiaries of entities—have emerged as a critical driver of progress in combating corruption. The importance of beneficial ownership...

By Zachary Mabel, Michael D. Hurwitz, Jessica Howell, Greg PerfettoHigher education’s gatekeepers are well aware of lopsided K-12 systems that disadvantage many of America’s youth and contribute to inequities in...

By Elaine Kamarck Ever since June 24, 2022, when the Supreme Court issued a ruling overturning the right to abortion, people have been trying to predict its impact on the...

By Samantha Lai, Darrell M. WestNew revelations from the January 6 hearings continue to shock the nation. And while former President Donald Trump failed in his attempt to undermine a peaceful...

In 1989, economist John Williamson coined the term “Washington Consensus” for a set of 10 market-oriented policies that Washington-based institutions prescribed for improving economic performance in “third world countries.” Centered...