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  • Policy Fellow, Research and Media, Reason
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Reem Ibrahim’s Biography

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Reem Ibrahim is a Research Fellow, Policy and Media at Reason, where she turns public policy into sharp journalism and video. She reports and writes on issues including regulation, trade, and economic freedom.

Before joining Reason, Reem worked at the Institute of Economic Affairs in London, where she translated economic research into accessible commentary and media-ready analysis. She regularly appears on television and radio, including the BBC, LBC, GB News, TalkTV, and more. Her writing has …

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Trump's $10 billion lawsuit against the BBC

Trump's $10 billion lawsuit against the BBC

The BBC cut together two parts of Trump's January 2021 speech to "Stop the Steal" protesters, right before th…

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Spain wants to ban social media for kids. It won't work.

Spain wants to ban social media for kids. It won't work.

Other countries' failed social media bans shows what happens when governments try to play online parent for c…

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Britons are beginning to admit it: Their beloved National Health Service is broken

Britons are beginning to admit it: Their beloved National Health Service is broken

Government health care spending is so high in the U.K. that it has become the source of amusing ridicule.

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Zombie knives don't kill people, but banning them kills liberty

Zombie knives don't kill people, but banning them kills liberty

Britain's crackdown on "zombie-style" knives shows how politicians blame objects instead of criminals-and how…

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Graham Linehan's arrest shows we need a UK First Amendment

Graham Linehan's arrest shows we need a UK First Amendment

Unless we have robust protections for free speech, the thoughtpolice will continue to run amok.

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Why central planning can’t solve climate change

Why central planning can’t solve climate change

Britain's insulation failures show why central planning and subsidies distort incentives, waste money and und…

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Sam Altman Says 'Some Bad Things' Will Happen With AI. That Doesn't Mean We Should Stop It.

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By Reem Ibrahim
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Artificial Intelligence Progress has always required accepting risk. | (Andrej Sokolow/dpa/picture-alliance/Kyodonews/ZUMAPRESS/Newscom.) OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has drawn scrutiny from across the political spectrum for his take on the future of AI. On a recent podcast, Altman attempted to distance himself from more pro-regulation AI companies, such as Anthropic, arguing that society must think about the tradeoffs associated with slowing down AI advancement.
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Are the Cornell 7 Being Tried on Social Media?

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By Robby Soave Verified, Reem Ibrahim, Zach Weissmueller Verified, Liz Wolfe Verified
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Sexual Assault Plus: Tennessee botches the execution of Christa Pike, and Sam Altman says the benefits of AI are worth the risks. | On this special edition of The Reason Roundtable, Senior Editor Robby Soave is joined by Associate Editor Liz Wolfe, reporter Reem Ibrahim, and Senior Producer Zach Weissmueller to discuss the sexual assault allegations against seven Cornell University fraternity brothers.
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Rand Paul Was Right To Block the Senate's Attempt To Censor the Internet Original

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By Reem Ibrahim
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Free Speech The bill’s “duty of care” could pressure platforms to suppress lawful speech in the name of protecting children. | (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call/Newscom.) Congress' latest attempt to regulate the internet has been stalled until after the midterms. On Wednesday, Sen.
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