Insights

London Gears Up For Self-Driving Future

Autonomous vehicles will bring productivity, safer roads, and greener routes.

Patrick Grady and Hope Ledford

January 30, 2026

7 min read

What Democrats Can Learn From Denver

How to Create the Virtuous Cycle

Gary Winslett

January 29, 2026

9 min read

The Case for Permitting Reform Is Stronger Than Ever

Democrats would be wise to take this opportunity.

Tahra Hoops

January 28, 2026

8 min read

On the AI Act, the EU Need Not Move Fast and Break Things

Policymakers should slow down the rollout of the AI Act, not to water it down, but to ensure its proper enforcement

Patrick Grady

January 28, 2026

6 min read

Biden’s Faculty-Lounge Populism Waged a War on Crypto that No One Asked For

The Biden Administration, guided by the logic of faculty-lounge populism at the regulatory agencies, effectively declared war on the entire cryptocurrency industry. It was a war few if any voters wanted, but fed directly into the stereotypes of the Democratic...

Dave Vorland

January 28, 2026

7 min read

One City Streamlined. The Other Stalled.

San Diego’s Housing Boom vs Los Angeles’ Post-Fire Bust

Tahra Hoops

January 27, 2026

8 min read

Keeping You Warm in a Winter Storm

An Abundance Agenda for Heating

Gary Winslett

January 24, 2026

9 min read

What Elizabeth Warren Gets Wrong About Affordability

We Shouldn’t be Trying to Re-run Bidenomics

Gary Winslett

January 22, 2026

10 min read

Biden’s Tech Regulators Put “Faculty Lounge Populism” Ahead of Consumer Protection

An elitist approach rooted in academic theories, not reality

Dave Vorland

January 21, 2026

6 min read

New “Concepts of a Plan” Dropped

Trump unveiled what the White House is calling The Great Healthcare Plan recently urging Congress to “enact” this comprehensive framework to lower drug prices, reduce insurance premiums, and “hold big insurance companies accountable”. Image Credit: The White HouseAt first glance,...

Tahra Hoops

January 21, 2026

5 min read

Texas Court Hands Age Verification Laws a Reality Check – Congress Should Take Note

A federal court in Texas has dealt a serious blow to the growing push for mandatory age verification at the app store level. In a ruling that should give Congress pause, U.S. District Judge Robert Pitman concluded that Texas’s App...

Aden Hizkias

January 20, 2026

10 min read

The Affordability Report: Week of January 19th

This week brought a mixed bag for American families struggling with rising costs. On the positive side, federal and state leaders rolled out ambitious plans to tackle housing affordability — from Senator Gallego's comprehensive Path Home proposal to New York...