Last week, we reviewed some of the background to help us understand PJM’s recent 2028/2029 electricity generation capacity auction. Today we get to the meat of the matter. For those readers who loved ...
When the judge brings down the gavel in a courtroom drama and sentences someone to 20 years in prison, the story often ends ...
After years of back and forth, regulators finally have a new framework for how much capital banks must have on hand to ...
Overview The R Street Institute invites you to a cocktail reception to discuss the promise—and unfinished work—of medications ...
Why does U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement not require its officers to wear body cameras? R Street’s Logan Seacrest ...
Data centers have become a kind of boogeyman among voters lately. Recent polling even suggests that new data center construction is less popular than the IRS. Only 27% of Americans at least somewhat ...
Opinion
What Works in American Policing Part 7—Conclusion: No Single Strategy Makes Public Safety Work
This is the final installment in a seven-part series examining the policing strategies that shape public safety in America, including what the evidence supports, what has fallen short, and what ...
For those of us who are more interested in policy than politics, it’s frustrating to try to have a rational discussion about any issue once it’s caught up in a partisan maelstrom. Few matters are more ...
Every Friday we take a complicated energy policy idea and bring it to the 101 level.
SACRAMENTO — California’s business climate continues to be subpar, with a continued exodus of businesses amid the usual array ...
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