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The Global Demand for Better Governance
The growth of economically free states—authoritarian as they may still be—is aided by even worse governance elsewhere.
Scott Beyer | December 15, 2024
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New Jersey Should Rethink Its Nuclear Power Ban
As offshore wind implodes, and data center demand grows, New Jersey should reassess its approach to nuclear power.
Paige Lambermont | December 12, 2024
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Private Investment, Not Government Spending, Is Closing the Digital Divide
Record spending by broadband providers is closing the digital divide far more efficiently than government-led initiatives.
Johnny Kampis | December 9, 2024
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Pam Bondi’s Troubling Second Amendment Record
The incoming Attorney General has a checkered past on gun rights.
Brady Leonard | December 6, 2024
Why The World Buys Chinese And Other Foreign Cars
While other countries buy smaller and cheaper vehicles, Americans are locked out.
Scott Beyer | December 2, 2024
How U.S. Urban Policy Will Look Under Trump
For lovers of liberty, the administration looks mostly promising
Scott Beyer | November 15, 2024
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Hunting Rights Are on the Ballot in Colorado
Proposition 127 would be terrible law
Brady Leonard | November 1, 2024
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New Nuclear Deals Are Good for Technology, and the Power Grid
Announcements from tech and nuclear power companies, including utilities that own existing nuclear sites, show a promising future.
Paige Lambermont | November 1, 2024
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Where the Harris/Walz Ticket Stands on the Second Amendment
The Democratic ticket’s history and recent campaign rhetoric paint wildly different pictures.
Brady Leonard | November 1, 2024