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For more than 40 years, US farm policy has socialized farm land and transferred wealth to politically-connected people.

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The bill will ensure vehicle owners will have clear rights to access and control of data generated by their vehicles ...

Through the lens of emerging technologies and rapid innovation, data is fast becoming the world’s most valuable asset. It has ...