AI agents shift the central governance question from what a model said to what a system did, why it was allowed to do it, and who is accountable. Because agents act faster and with less human ...
On June 3, the Supreme Court ruled in Van Buren v. United States, a case that considered longstanding concerns about the scope of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA). Van Buren arose from the ...
The sooner America's leaders embrace a consistent posture on Taiwan, the better the country will be able to protect its ...
Font and Richard G. Frank explain how European countries pool long-term care risk and what the U.S. can learn.
Tom Wheeler explains how Trump's AI accord leaves the companies developing AI free to define the scope and scale of their own oversight.
Jon Valant predicts the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit will favor wealthy families and spur waste, scandal and backlash.
As industry leaders call for a slowdown and lawmakers debate new AI safeguards, young children cannot be treated as an ...
Childhood adversity is tied to more support for redistribution in rich countries, but the U.S. has the most hardship and the ...
Social Security and Medicare finances are headed for a reckoning. Social Security has run an annual deficit since 2010, and ...
Jon Valant, Nicolas Zerbino, and Emma Mills share data and insights revealing where American schools stand compared to ...
New Brookings analysis finds that DOGE canceled nearly $470 million in federal funding for Tribal nations and Native ...
Population growth is slowing across the DMV region as immigration declines and domestic out-migration rises. New Census ...
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