Mitch Prinstein on How “Likes” Undermine Children’s Self-Control

by Tony Fletcher | Oct 27, 2026 | News

Washington CORE recently spoke with Mitch Prinstein, Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and senior science advisor to the American Psychological Association, about the effects of social media on children’s...

Parking Minimum Reform: A Pathway to Addressing DC’s Housing Challenges

by Tony Fletcher | Oct 23, 2026 | Insight

Amid the U.S. housing affordability crisis, parking minimum reforms are gaining momentum as states and municipalities seek ways to expand the housing supply. Parking minimum rules require housing developers to provide a specified number of parking spaces based on the...

Decoupling Gathers Pace: Companies Eyeing the Void Left by Chinese Firms

by Tony Fletcher | Oct 14, 2026 | Insight

As the United States intensifies efforts to reduce its reliance on Chinese biomedical companies, new restrictions are reshaping the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries. Washington CORE examines the growing push toward U.S.-China decoupling, including the...

Angela Luna of the American Action Forum on the Expanding Scope of U.S. AI Export Controls

by Tony Fletcher | Aug 27, 2026 | News

Washington CORE recently spoke with Angela Luna, Technology & Innovation Policy Analyst at the American Action Forum, to examine the expanding role of U.S. export controls in the technology competition with China. As policymakers move beyond advanced...

U.S. AI Export Controls Can Buy Time, But They Cannot Win the Race

by Tony Fletcher | Aug 27, 2026 | Insight

As the United States expands restrictions on China’s access to advanced AI technologies, export controls are reaching beyond semiconductors to cloud computing, manufacturing equipment, and potentially AI models themselves. Washington CORE spoke with Angela Luna,...