Congress needs to revive in-house tech office, think tank says

Now, a majority of the population has a smartphone or access to internet, so it's more important than ever for Congress to bolster its technology policy knowledge by reviving OTA, Graves and Kosar write. Since the agency was cut in 1995, policymakers have struggled to understand and create laws ...
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Now, a majority of the population has a smartphone or access to internet, so it's more important than ever for Congress to bolster its technology policy knowledge by reviving OTA, Graves and Kosar write. Since the agency was cut in 1995, policymakers have struggled to understand and create laws ...