For the fourth time in six seasons, the Stanley Cup is going to Florida, a state where the only ice is found in people’s drinks. During the Florida Panthers’ run to the finals, NHL on…
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Last month’s Supreme Court ruling in Mahmoud v. Taylor is a landmark victory for parental rights in education, reaffirming exactly 100 years after Pierce v. Society of Sisters (1925) that “the child is not the…
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Living in New York City is not easy. The Cato Institute ranks New York State as the least free state in the United States. On top of high state income taxes, New York City residents…
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For the fourth time in six seasons, the Stanley Cup is going to Florida, a state where the only ice is found in people’s drinks. During the Florida Panthers’ run to the finals, NHL on…
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Federal Reserve Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman offered a pointed observation last week: some of the most consequential shifts in financial policy are not the product of deliberate votes or formal rule changes. Instead,…
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Last month, the Senate approved a version of the so-called GENIUS Act, meant to regulate stablecoins, that will now move on to the House. However, getting the bill over that hurdle required purging not one…
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Conservatives are right to celebrate judicial victories, but they would be wise to remember that every courtroom fight is a rearguard action. A judicial victory arrives only after the political branches or national institutions have…
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1. Introducing the Jones ActThis Explainer seeks to provide a better understanding of the Merchant Marine Act of 1920, known as the Jones Act. This law was passed with the best of intentions and has…
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Cellular IoT Module Shipments Grew 23% in Q1 2025 as US–China tensions impact vendor landscape
In short Shipments of cellular IoT modules and chipsets grew 23% year-over-year in Q1 2025, according to IoT Analytics’ Global Cellular IoT Module and Chipset Market Tracker & Forecast. This marks the fifth straight quarter… -
Federal Reserve Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman offered a pointed observation last week: some of the most consequential shifts in financial policy are not the product of deliberate votes or formal rule changes. Instead,…