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The American Revolution Was a Fight for Free Trade
The American Revolution was driven in part by the colonists' desire to break free from British mercantilist policies and secure their right to free trade.
Phillip Magness | March 14, 2025
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Trump’s Appointees Advocate for Cautious Approach to BEAD Program
Trump's appointees for Commerce and NTIA have the right ideas on the BEAD program, advocating for a tech-neutral solution to broadband deployment.
Johnny Kampis | March 14, 2025
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The Real Cost of the Tariffs on Steel and Aluminum
A boon for some, a burden for most.
Nikolai G. Wenzel | February 27, 2025
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The Urgent Need to Reform America’s Fire Policy
California's wildfires are the direct result of recent and current forest management decisions.
Spenser Stenmark | January 10, 2025
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What to Expect from D.O.G.E.
What do Musk and Ramaswamy realistically stand to accomplish with their new endeavor?
Brady Leonard | December 31, 2024
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Gas Stoves are Great
Once you cook on a gas stove, efforts to protect consumer choice in appliances make even more sense.
Paige Lambermont | December 31, 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
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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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