2026 Apr 14 Moving Forward with Young Voices

The world of crypto is fast moving and the U.S. moves slowly in critical areas where it stands to lose a lot. Emily Ekshian says that while Congress balks at crypto regulation, our adversaries are pushing for market dominance.

 

March Madness is prime real estate for prediction markets. Sam Raus warns that politicians are looking to stop people from trading on those predictions.

 

For many years, questions have existed about whether the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act should expire. Victoria Churchill explains how the Iran war has U.S. Intel officials scrambling as the expiration deadline approaches.

 

Sixty years and $20 trillion after the War on Poverty began, the question remains: how much has poverty actually been reduced? Tyler Turman says that correctly measuring poverty levels reveals a hard truth about the welfare state. 

 

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