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Primary Care Shortages Are Driving Patients to AI—Will Regulators Stand in the Way?
Christopher Gardner and Jeffrey A. Singer AI and Health Care: A Policy Framework for Innovation, Liability, and Patient Autonomy—Part 5...
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Senate Approach to Section 230 Would Eviscerate the Internet and Online Expression
David Inserra The Senate Commerce Committee recently held a hearing to discuss Section 230, commonly referred to as the “26...
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Muslim Immigrants Assimilate Even More Than Polls of Muslims indicate
David J. Bier Some members of Congress have recently endorsed banning Muslim immigration on the grounds that Muslim immigrants supposedly have...
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Brian Doherty, In Memoriam
Ivan G. Osorio Brian Doherty, editor with Reason and historian of the libertarian movement, passed away on Thursday, March 12,...
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Analyzing the Trump Administration’s National Policy Framework for AI
Kevin T. Frazier Since the first day of this administration, President Trump has made clear that America’s success in the...
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Friday Feature: Fairhaven Program
Colleen Hroncich Donald Antenen says he was working on the Fairhaven Program for years before he opened it—developing the curriculum...
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A Strategic Failure in Iran
Jon Hoffman The Trump administration has led the United States into war with Iran, assuming it could secure a quick...
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Sammy’s Law: A Real Solution with Poor Execution
Christopher Gardner and David Inserra (Wikipresence) On March 5, the House Energy and Commerce Committee reported Sammy’s Law to the...
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The Latest AI Bill’s 5 Biggest Flaws
Kevin T. Frazier and Jennifer Huddleston Senator Marsha Blackburn (R‑TN) has published a discussion draft of an AI bill that...
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Student Loans Are Moving from the Department of Education to Treasury
Andrew Gillen Student loans are moving from the Department of Education to the Department of the Treasury, which is great...
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