There is an ongoing debate over why states should have a stake in what residents are allowed to drink and how much they should be taxed.
Keeping America’s 5G Networks Secure, Now and Into the Future
During uncertain times, it is important for the United States to create a strong, stable, and secure 5G network.
California’s Housing Bill Will Plague the State’s Budget for Years
SB 1410 in California plans to let tenants life rent-free and force taxpayers to provide landlord relief.
The Science Says – Send the Kids Back to School
One of the hottest debates in the country right now is whether children should be going back to school.
Private Companies Are Powering the Future of Aerospace
For most of its history, American aerospace has been dominated by a few entrenched contractors, which has led to inflated prices and a lack of innovation. New entrants from the private sector have begun to change the status quo.
FHWA Lifts Unnecessary Regulation Barring Food Trucks from Vending at Rest Stops
The on-going COVID-19 pandemic presents essential workers with new challenges every day.
The Lack of Federal Privacy Policy Causes Inconsistency with Tracing Apps
Many states have adopted contact tracing, but there are concerns with the lack of federal privacy policy.
Executive Orders to Lower Drug Costs? Not Likely.
For several days, it has been reported that President Trump is writing numerous Executive Orders (EO) to lower drug costs, along with addressing other issues.
Joe Biden’s Bad Ideas Include Postal Banking
Financial Services, General Waste, Oversight, Postal Service
Congress Should Strengthen, Not Undermine, the Pentagon’s Chief Management Officer
In the very short amount of time the position has existed, the Pentagon’s Chief Management Officer has identified an impressive amount of savings within the Department of Defense. Despite this fact, members of Congress are moving quickly to eliminate the role, undermining meaningful reforms taking place.