Publications

Parliamentary systems seem to have at least one design advantage over our American system—they dissolve their governments before an election, so that a “lame duck” government can’t engage in legislative mischief after having already been rejected by the voters.

The FCC asked for comments by today to address how it can best advance universal service, privacy, access to communications for disabled individuals and security on the Internet.

You’ve heard of the “October surprise,” when politicians pull some stunt right before an election to try and salvage it.

There is at least one bright spot in the recently passed health care reform legislation.

President Obama and the Democratic leadership, as well as many of the Washington chattering class, seem to agree: Failure to throw even more money at the economy will prove disastrous for Democrats in November.

After President Obama’s election, conservatives were afraid he would drag the U.

This week Victoria Espinel, the U.

In a speech given by Ivan Seidenberg, Chairman of the Business Roundtable and Chairman & CEO of Verizon Communications, Mr. Seidenberg cites IPI research on economic growth. This is the transcript of that speech as delivered.

George Mason University economist Daniel Klein recently sponsored a Zogby poll of nearly 5,000 adults who were asked some basic economic questions.

A narrative has emerged from some FCC commissioners asserting that their desire to regulate broadband as a public utility is not a power grab.