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Jul 14, 2026

Reforming Federal Research Funding: RAND Comments on the Office of Management and Budget’s May 2026 Notice of Proposed Rulemaking Revising the Guidance for Federal Financial Assistance

This publication presents RAND’s comment on the May 2026 notice of proposed rulemaking entitled “Regulation for Federal Financial Assistance,” which proposed changes to Title 2, Federal Financial Assistance, of the Code of Federal Regulations.
Commentary

Jul 9, 2026

Making Health Insurance More Affordable: Q&A with Christine Eibner

The high cost of U.S. health care has become a very big problem. In this Q&A, RAND's Christine Eibner explains how many Americans have health insurance, ways to cut costs, and the trade-offs involved.
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Jul 7, 2026

The Transatlantic Artificial Intelligence Calculus: U.S.–European Union and Member State AI Cooperation in an Era of Strategic Competition

This report provides a strategic framework for assessing the conditional value of artificial intelligence partnerships across different technological futures and presents options for transatlantic cooperation that advance U.S. strategic interests.
Expert Insights

Jul 6, 2026

Winning the AI Pentathlon Requires Endurance: The Case for Resilience and Risk Management as Core Elements of Competitive National AI Strategy

Global artificial intelligence (AI) competition is not just a sprint to develop advanced AI but also a marathon to accumulate its net benefits. Resilience is a strategic advantage as AI integration likely will involve persistent disruption.
Commentary

Jun 27, 2026

Israel's Isolation Is Deepening Fast. It Doesn't Have to Be This Way.

The fact of Israel's profound isolation is showing up in polls, social media, and widening boycotts. Parliamentary elections expected in the fall offer the clearest opportunity for change.
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Jun 26, 2026

After the Invasion: China Considers the Problem of Ruling Taiwan

Examines how Chinese scholars and policymakers are reckoning with the problem of ruling Taiwan after an invasion, arguing that occupying a wealthy, globally integrated democracy poses challenges far beyond the military campaign itself.
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Jun 18, 2026

State-Level Impacts of Key Medicaid Provisions in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act

The authors developed state-level estimates of budget impact and enrollment changes through 2034 associated with key provisions of the July 2025 budget reconciliation law that affect Medicaid, the health insurance program for low-income individuals.
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Jun 17, 2026

Personnel Vetting 101 Applicant Toolkit: Frequently Asked Questions and Common Misperceptions

This annex answers FAQs about the federal personnel vetting process and addresses common misconceptions about foreign contacts, travel, and dual citizenship; drug use; mental health; police records and criminal history; finances; and relationships.
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Jun 16, 2026

Changes in Maternal Care and Infant Health After Noneconomic Damage Cap Repeals

Examined whether repealing state noneconomic damage caps was associated with changes in maternal care and infant health, analyzing CDC natality data on over 20 million births across 18 states from 2005 to 2019.
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Jun 10, 2026

Willingness-to-Pay for HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis Among Men Who Have Sex with Men in the United States

An online survey of 612 GBMSM in New England found cost was the primary barrier to PrEP uptake. Each $10 monthly increase reduced willingness to pay by 6 points, supporting elimination of cost-sharing for PrEP.
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Jun 8, 2026

Not Just 'Asian' but Japanese, Korean, Filipino, Chinese, and Mixed Asian American: Examining Depression in an Ethnically Heterogenous Sample of Asian American Young Adults

Using data collected from web-based surveys administered on young adults who identify as Japanese, Korean, Filipino, Chinese, and mixed Asian American, we examined associations between risk and protective factors, such as discrimination, prior depression, social cohesion, neighborhood Asian concentration, and recent depression.
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Jun 8, 2026

Generics in Medicaid Increased in Price and Shifted To Larger Manufacturers Amid 2022-2023 Amphetamine Shortage

We studied the impact of the 2022-2023 amphetamine shortage on spending, spending per prescription (i.e., prices), and dispensing of amphetamine products

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Reforming Federal Research Funding: RAND Comments on the Office of Management and Budget’s May 2026 Notice of Proposed Rulemaking Revising the Guidance for Federal Financial Assistance

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Winning the AI Pentathlon Requires Endurance: The Case for Resilience and Risk Management as Core Elements of Competitive National AI Strategy

Israel's Isolation Is Deepening Fast. It Doesn't Have to Be This Way.

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Personnel Vetting 101 Applicant Toolkit: Frequently Asked Questions and Common Misperceptions

Changes in Maternal Care and Infant Health After Noneconomic Damage Cap Repeals

Willingness-to-Pay for HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis Among Men Who Have Sex with Men in the United States

Not Just 'Asian' but Japanese, Korean, Filipino, Chinese, and Mixed Asian American: Examining Depression in an Ethnically Heterogenous Sample of Asian American Young Adults

Generics in Medicaid Increased in Price and Shifted To Larger Manufacturers Amid 2022-2023 Amphetamine Shortage

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Disentangle the Tax Code with a New RAND Tool

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Reforming Federal Research Funding: RAND Comments on the Office of Management and Budget’s May 2026 Notice of Proposed Rulemaking Revising the Guidance for Federal Financial Assistance

Making Health Insurance More Affordable: Q&A with Christine Eibner

The Transatlantic Artificial Intelligence Calculus: U.S.–European Union and Member State AI Cooperation in an Era of Strategic Competition

Winning the AI Pentathlon Requires Endurance: The Case for Resilience and Risk Management as Core Elements of Competitive National AI Strategy

Israel's Isolation Is Deepening Fast. It Doesn't Have to Be This Way.

After the Invasion: China Considers the Problem of Ruling Taiwan

State-Level Impacts of Key Medicaid Provisions in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act

Personnel Vetting 101 Applicant Toolkit: Frequently Asked Questions and Common Misperceptions

Changes in Maternal Care and Infant Health After Noneconomic Damage Cap Repeals

Willingness-to-Pay for HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis Among Men Who Have Sex with Men in the United States

Not Just 'Asian' but Japanese, Korean, Filipino, Chinese, and Mixed Asian American: Examining Depression in an Ethnically Heterogenous Sample of Asian American Young Adults

Generics in Medicaid Increased in Price and Shifted To Larger Manufacturers Amid 2022-2023 Amphetamine Shortage

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