Public Policy
Regulation, trade, government and security, read for what they do to the businesses that have to live with them.
Public Policy is the vertical for the decisions made in capitals that land on companies. Regulation, trade and tariffs, elections and government, antitrust, and healthcare policy are the beats, and geopolitics and security appear when they change what a business can plan for. Three stories each weekday at 11, in our own words, linked to the publisher. We choose for the reader who has to model a policy risk rather than argue about it: the general counsel, the head of government affairs, the founder selling into a market whose rules are moving. Sources range from newspapers to think tanks and academic institutes, and we say which is which. The editor’s note beneath the day’s lead explains the choice and what to watch as the policy moves from proposal to enforcement.
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Every story we have kept in Public Policy, newest first. Headlines link to the publisher; the tags below narrow the list.
Alternative Visions of the Internet
Today’s internet was shaped by policy choices, not technological inevitability. Reflecting on Rebecca Coyne’s spam-regulation analysis, contributors contend that stronger democratic governance and public participation can still redirect AI and internet development.
