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How Open Data Rules Could Rein In Big Tech

More People Eat Frog Legs Than You Think – and That's a Problem

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Big Government Slowed Down Our Coronavirus Response—And They Still Haven't Learned

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Is This One Regulation Sabotaging Our Coronavirus Response?

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen speaks during the presentation of the European Commission's data/digital strategy in Brussels, Belgium February 19, 2020. REUTERS/Yves Herman

Can Europe Regulate Itself Into Technological Success?

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Antitrust Action Supports Human Rights, Not Just Competition

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Anti-Trust Bills Will Harm U.S. Consumers and National Security

EPA Ignores the Pleas of Farmers on Crop Protection

Blockchain With American Characteristics: Liberty and Prosperity for All

No Magic Bullet: The Difficulties of Reforming Big Tech

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U.S. Chamber of Commerce Report Gets It Right on Proposed Antitrust Legislation

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