News and Commentary The Manhattan Institute’s Alex Armlovich has a new article on Senator Bernie Sanders’ recent opposition to housing development. While Sanders may have one record as mayor, Armlovich [...]
News and Commentary Adam P. Clay writes in The Meridian Star on how removing restrictions for advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs) could expand care for rural and underserved areas. Licensed [...]
News and Commentary Elizabeth Dexheimer at Bloomberg writes on Mark Calabria, the director of U.S. Federal Housing Finance Agency. Calabria faces several challenges in determining the future of Fannie and [...]
News and Commentary In the most recent and interesting intersection of artificial intelligence and copyright law, programmer/musicians Damien Riehl and Noah Rubin have produced an AI that generates over 300,000 [...]
News and Commentary What would DC look like if single-family zoning was put in place for all residential areas? A new analysis at Greater Greater Washington discusses zoning and stresses [...]
News and Commentary Robert Orr of Niskanen Center writes in The Hill about the country’s primary care shortage, suggesting that expanding scope of practice could increase accessibility and lower costs. [...]
News and Commentary Liberty Street Economics has a new blog post on subprime borrowing and the 2000s housing boom. The authors find house price growth was negatively correlated with growth [...]
News and Commentary The band Yeasayer has filed a copyright infringement complaint against The Weekend and Kendrick Lamar over "pray for me," a track from the Black Panther movie. In another [...]
News and Commentary: D.C. Policy Center has a blog post by Yesim Sayin Taylor detailing how the city's stock of rent-stabilized units has changed over the years. He correctly points [...]
News and Commentary The American Medical Association explains the ways for advocates of doctors to deter scope of practice laws by building relationships with legislators. For everyone else, advocating for [...]