There are few things as awe-inspiring as stepping into the state capitol on your first day as a newly elected legislator, but the learning curve is steep. […]

Cars line the street, and every chair is filled with smiling people. The room hums with anticipation. Whether you are the candidate or an elected official, you are uplifted by the energy and eager to get […]

In the heat of a hard-fought campaign, every day can feel like a battle as you try to define yourself and your agenda against smear […]

Across the country, 35 states and the District of Columbia still require health care providers to obtain a government “Certificate of Need” (CON) before building […]

What does it mean to treat computing as a fundamental freedom? Our new publication breaks down the Right to Compute framework and why states are beginning to consider it as part of their technology policy.