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The Fight Over Net Neutrality Returns to the FCCThe fight over net neutrality has returned to the Federal Communications Commission after a federal appeals court overturned the agency’s latest attempt to…How Climate Migration Is Straining Small Town InfrastructureClimate migration is changing where people live, work, and seek safety. As wildfires, floods, hurricanes, drought, and extreme heat make some regions harder to…Why mental health parity remains a contested promiseInside the Battle Over Mental Health Parity in Insurance Plans, the central question is simple: should insurance treat mental and physical health needs by the…What the Supreme Court’s Latest Ruling on Gerrymandering MeansGerrymandering is the practice of drawing electoral districts to give a political party or group an advantage. The Supreme Court’s recent election-law…The push for a national database on police misconductCalls for a national database on police misconduct have grown as communities, lawmakers, and law enforcement leaders seek a clearer picture of officer behavior…Why Federal Land Leasing Is Becoming a Western FlashpointAcross the American West, federal land leasing has become a sharper political and economic dispute. The argument reaches beyond oil and gas. It includes coal,…How EV Tax Credit Rules Are Reshaping the Auto IndustryFederal electric vehicle incentives have moved from a simple consumer discount to a powerful industrial policy. The rules now influence where automakers build…Why The National Flood Insurance Program Is Running Out Of MoneyThe National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) sits at the center of America’s flood-risk system. Created in 1968, it offers coverage in communities where private…The Surprising Economics Behind America’s Egg Price CrisisEgg prices have become a kitchen-table measure of inflation, but the story behind the carton is more complicated than a simple shortage. A combination of bird…How the Chevron Doctrine Ruling May Reshape Federal RulesThe Supreme Court’s 2024 decision in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo ended a long-standing approach to interpreting federal statutes. The ruling…