Leveraging Technology to Improve How People Communicate with Their Representatives in Congress
Lincoln Testifies on Modernizing Congressional Oversight and S&T Resources
Lincoln Announces New Fellowship on Emerging Technologies
Reviewing the Data: How GAO Saves Taxpayer Dollars
Announcing the second Policy Hackers cohort
On Bitcoin and Border Security
Lincoln Network was founded in 2014 with a mission to help bridge the gap between Silicon Valley and DC, advancing a more perfect union between technology and the American republic. We believe in a world of free people and competitive markets, and that fostering a robust innovation ecosystem is crucial to creating a better, freer, and more abundant future.
Blog
New Framework Could Help Bring Clarity to Confusing Crypto Rules
October 27, 2021
Innovative and disruptive technologies are often confusing by their very nature. Without some prior frame of reference, understanding whether and...
Senate Unveils Bipartisan Antitrust Legislation
October 14, 2021
But is it doubling down on the House's flawed approach? Following the House Judiciary Committee’s introduction of its package of bills to...
Bipartisan Senate Bill Highlights Congress’s Opportunity to Save “Tens of Billions”
September 29, 2021
The Hassan-Ernst bill would rescind $1.5 billion from a fund Congress terminated decades ago While Congress is focused on the debt limit and...
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Publications
COMMENTARY
"Congress should know what federal agencies are wasting," by Dan Lips,
September 14, 2021
"Congress Is Warning That the Federal Government Remains Vulnerable to Cyberattacks," by Dan Lips,
September 14, 2021
"How Congress and NIST Can Help Organizations Better Manage Cyber Risk," by Dan Lips,
September 14, 2021
"Congress May Soon Know How Much Federal Agencies Are Wasting," by Dan Lips,
National Review,
July 14, 2021
"The GAO at 100," by Dan Lips,
The Hill,
July 14, 2021
"Before Investing More in R&D, We Must Secure Research Institutions From Outside Threats," by Dan Lips,
The Dispatch,
May 26, 2021
RESEARCH
"Leveraging Technology to Improve How People Communicate with Their Representatives in Congress," by Reynold Schweickhardt,
Lincoln White Paper,
October 6, 2021
"Reviewing the Data: How GAO Saves Taxpayer Dollars," by Dan Lips,
Lincoln Policy Short,
September 2, 2021
"Options to Give the Universal Service Fund a Much-Needed Upgrade," by Joel Thayer,
Lincoln White Paper,
July 26, 2021
"Understanding The Techlash: Implications For U.S. Innovation Policy," by Zach Graves,
National Security Institute,
June 10, 2021
"A New Strategy for U.S. Public Diplomacy: Using Virtual Education and Incentives to Promote Understanding of American Values," by Dan Lips,
June 2, 2021
"Regulate, Repeal, Repeat: Net Neutrality and the Future of the Internet," by Joe Kane,
Lincoln Policy Short,
April 1, 2021
LETTERS & TESTIMONY
"Lincoln Testifies on Modernizing Congressional Oversight and S&T Resources," by Zach Graves,
Select Committee on the Modernization of Congress,
September 29, 2021
"Coalition to Congress: Invest in Policy and Oversight Capacity to Strengthen Article I," by Zach Graves,
July 22, 2021
"Testimony of Dan Lips To The U.S. Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee," by Dan Lips,
June 17, 2021
"Questions for Thursday’s Senate Foreign Relations Committee Hearing On “Atrocities in Xinjiang: Where Do We Go From Here?”," by Dan Lips,
June 9, 2021
"Coalition Urges US Senate to Investigate American Tech Firms in China," by Dan Lips,
June 1, 2021
"Pay Congressional Staff More! Says Bipartisan Group of 30 Orgs to House Approps," by Zach Graves,
May 17, 2021