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Advancements in cryptocurrency networks are sparking conversations about the potential for Central Bank Digital Currencies, or CBDCs for short. Advocates for CBDCs think they would provide security and unlock more efficient fiscal policy actions. However, opponents believe they would provide a shortcut for government interference and the erosion of privacy. Today on the show, we'll dive deep into the world of CBDCs…

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A dysfunctional, dithering government has no place in the era of Donald Trump.

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During a press conference, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., said, "There is a good chance we can avoid the government shutdown." Congress has over a week to pass a short-term funding bill to avert a government shutdown on October 1.

State capacity is downstream of ideological commitments: When we have political consensus, we have state capacity, and when we don't, we don't.

The Justice Department has announced important new policy changes around charging people under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.

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In the wake of bank failures over the last month, there have been increasing calls for the FDIC to insure all bank deposits, including from California Congre...

This week offers a glimmer of hope that American government can work to solve big problems.

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