Wyoming is facing consequential decisions involving energy development, healthcare, emerging technology, and government policy. This edition of the Wyoming Liberty Review examines the state's growing push to attract nuclear reactor manufacturers, the risks and unanswered questions surrounding nuclear development, and strategies Wyoming can use to p...

by Wyoming Liberty Group What's one of the driving forces fueling renewed interest in nuclear energy in Wyoming and elsewhere? In brief: AI. It's important that we in the Cowboy State better understand the forces moving behind the scenes that may shape our future. So, follow this chain reaction of reasoning: Artificial intelligence is in its global...

Wyoming faces important policy decisions that could affect the state for generations. This edition of the Wyoming Liberty Review examines the promises and risks of storing spent nuclear fuel in Wyoming, the history of nuclear waste management, and the questions state leaders and residents should consider as new nuclear projects move forward. The pu...

by Wyoming Liberty Group The Wyoming Education Department is planning to incorporate AI in the schools. What could possibly go wrong? (That was said in jest, just in case you missed it, or you're too young to remember Hal, the artificial intelligence character in the classic movie 2001: A Space Odyssey. ((Google it.))) Let's back up a sec. This is ...

by Wyoming Liberty Group A lawyer for Rep. Harriet Hageman, Wyoming's member of the U.S. House of Representatives, recently sent a cease-and-desist letter to a candidate running for the U.S. Senate, demanding that he stop issuing social media posts suggesting that Hageman is backing his candidacy. "[Y]ou have persisted in your attempts to mislead R...