Research Briefs & Updates
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Best Practices for Better Budgets
Since nonpartisan staff at the General Assembly presented a five-year projection of spending and taxes, editorials and comments from state legislators make it clear that… -
Telemedicine Working Faster Than The Government To Improve Health Care Access
This week, the Senate failed to get the 50 votes necessary to pass part one of the GOP’s three-pronged strategy to reform the U.S. health… -
A Banner Year for School Choice in North Carolina
Allow me to recommend a new state nickname for North Carolina: The School Choice State. The N.C. Division of Non-Public Education released private and home…
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An Outstanding Federal Judge Announces Her Retirement
Janice Rogers Brown—one of my favorite federal judges—will retire next month from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit. Damon Root… -
New Media + New Laws = New Problems, Continued
In this installment in my series dealing with problems arising out of the interplay between the new social media and the law, I want to… -
Making Medicaid Great Again?
Next week, U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell wants to hold a full vote on his chamber’s revised health reform bill, the Better Care…
Upcoming Events
July 24, 2017, 12:00 PM-1:00 PM
Geopolitics and American Oil and Gas First: The Coming of Self-Sufficiency, North American Continentalism vs. Globalism in Energy, End of OPEC
Dr. Daniel Fine: Associate Director, New Mexico Center for Energy Policy and Senior Policy Analyst, New Mexico State Department of Energy Minerals and Natural Resources
In this presentation, Dr. Fine will analyze oil and gas self-sufficiency and its impact on American strategic defense. He will review the new Trump administration policy of world energy “dominance,” look at what that suggests, and offer a reaction scenario.
