A more pragmatic approach that encourages innovation and competition would be far more effective in bringing more EVs online.
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Chevron is Dead. It’s Time for Congress to Look Alive
While the killing of the Chevron deference by the Supreme Court is a momentous step in the right direction, the real impact will come when elected policymakers step up and do their jobs.
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Protect Democracy by Expanding U.S.-Paraguay Relations
Increased relations between the U.S. and Paraguay would benefit both nations.
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Curtis’s Victory is a Win for the Nation
Curtis’s win is not only a victory for the people of Utah but for the nation, which is getting a humble, principled leader who is not afraid to address complex issues elevated to the Senate.
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California’s Train Regulations are Off the Rails
CARB would force North America's rail network to spend millions of dollars to comply with the regulation, increasing the cost of transporting goods, which would be passed on to consumers.
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Critical Minerals are Critical for Economic and National Security
In a new report, we outline a set of policy reforms to increase the domestic supply of critical minerals.
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A Depressed Viewer’s Guide to the Presidential Debate
In spite of our dysfunction, politics has never been more open and malleable.
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Arkansas Just Banned 12 Financial Institutions. Now Taxpayers are at Risk
Let's get back to conservative principles that value financial prudence, limited government intervention, and more competition all to the benefit of taxpayers.
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Meet the Tree-Free Alternative Trying to Disrupt the Paper Industry
Reel Paper’s bamboo solution features sustainable, biodegradable, and plastic-free packaging, delivering a premium product without compromising quality.
