Testimony: “Congress Should End Amnesty for DHS Agents”
David J. Bier This is my opening statement for the June 9 US House hearing, “Amnesty and Chaos: Abuse of US Immigration Policy.”
Study: More Parole Doesn’t Mean More Safety — It May Mean More Prison
Jeffrey Miron California, New York, and other states have lessened parole for exiting prisoners, hoping it will improve their reentry outcomes. One study of Illinois’
The Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act Is Sound Policy
Norbert J. Michel, Ryan Chan-Wei, and Nicholas Anthony
Social Security’s Finances Are Getting Worse, and Americans Don’t Know How Hard the Choices Will Be
Emily Ekins and Jonah Messinger
Social Security’s Shortfall Is Worse than Trustees Project
Romina Boccia and Ivane Nachkebia
Beyond the Growth Spurt: Establishing Operational Maturity in Scaling Enterprises
Operational maturity allows businesses to grow effortlessly. It takes the form of five stages that must be moved through as businesses scale. If
Rail Freight Wagon Tracking Set for Steady Growth, but Penetration Remains Limited
By Marc Kavinsky, Lead Editor at IoT Business News. Berg Insight forecasts that the installed base of tracking devices on rail freight wagons
The Doomslayers Are Shaping America’s Energy Policy
Travis Fisher and David M. Simon Since the days of powdered wigs, so-called experts have predicted that economic growth would soon collide with









