Entries by Delve

116th Congress: Most Partisan in History – Gridlock or Compromise?

With all the ballots cast in the midterm election and most of the results finalized, it’s important to examine what this election means, what to expect from a new Democratic majority in the House, and what relationship will develop between House Democrats, Senate Republicans, and the Republican White House. One of the more interesting and […]

Making Sense of USMCA, Boardroom Shakeup, and Better Late Than Never

Here’s What You Need To Know Last week, the U.S., Canada, and Mexico announced an agreement on NAFTA 2.0, which will be known as the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, or USMCA. Even though the announcement of this agreement has been overshadowed by other machinations in Washington, this new trade agreement and its details will have a […]

California Keeps It 100, Copyright or Wrong, and It’s Crypt-on

Here’s What You Need To Know Earlier this month, California Governor Jerry Brown signed into law SB 100, the country’s most aggressive, and somewhat controversial, climate bill. SB 100 mandates that the Golden State generate 100% of its energy from emissions-free sources by 2045. Along with this bill, Governor Brown also signed an executive order […]

Silicon Valley One Year Later, Balloon Bubble, And GoFundYourself

Here’s What You Need To Know In an end-of-summer edition of TL;DR last year, we wrote that the tech industry was “increasingly vulnerable to activist pressure and government intervention on a range of issues,” listing some of the developing challenges that Big Tech would need to prepare for in the consequential year ahead. With Silicon […]