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"Codifying crypto regulations, to which the Senate’s GENIUS Act and House’s STABLE Act are central, allows entrepreneurs to confidently price risk in the crypto industry," writes American Institute for Economic Research's Julia R. Cartwright (Julia R. Cartwright (Norgaard)) for The Daily Economy. buff.ly/KPvKXCy

.Isaac Willour explains why our energy demands can't be met without fossil fuels in his latest at The Daily Economy: thedailyeconomy.org/article/let-se…

Despite record spending, government schools failed to deliver on their directive to education. Parents are increasingly seeking alternatives. Hannah Frankman Hood explains in her latest:thedailyeconomy.org/article/bye-mo…

When experts disagree on costs and benefits, markets offer a way forward. Let individuals choose. Read Peter Jacobsen's latest: thedailyeconomy.org/article/should…

Boeing’s problems have almost certainly been made worse by the federal government’s regulatory regime and loose monetary policy. Even so, the lack of domestic competition Boeing enjoys as a result of its close relationship with the federal government removes much of the pressure

Wage floors destroy opportunities, harming the poor most of all. Californians just got a hard lesson in basic economics. Peter Jacobsen explains in his latest: thedailyeconomy.org/article/new-st…

Self-service laws hold a more interesting history than initially perceived. This story of cronyism and rent seeking vs. entrepreneurship and innovation has played out millions of times across countries and years. Despite the claims by many that laws are passed in the name of the

Only a robust commitment to freedom of speech can be worthy of the great nation whose security we protect. Julian Adorney explains in his latest: thedailyeconomy.org/article/on-imm…

Crushed by NYC’s high costs and broken bureaucracy, young voters are backing socialism, not necessarily out of ideology, but sheer frustration with a system that no longer works. Julia R. Cartwright (Norgaard) explains in her latest: thedailyeconomy.org/article/nycs-d…

Conservatism once thrived on serious ideas and sharp minds. Buckley and Meyer showed it could be radical and intelligent; today’s right risks losing that legacy in the noise. Read Jason Sorens' latest at Fusion: fusionaier.org/post/the-men-w…

Increasing the SALT deductions has two effects, both bad: 1) There will be a substantial increase in the federal deficit, and a ballooning of the debt, all of which amounts to a tax increase (because DAFT). Raising SALT deductions is a big tax increase on other states and on

Congress should act now. Delay the deluge of state AI regulation. Let existing laws do their job. And give this generation’s innovators the space to build the future. That’s how America wins the AI race — not with more government, but with more freedom. Read Vance Ginn latest:

Read my latest article on the Trump AI Action Plan that gets much correct but misses a key policy to help advance the AI revolution that will let people prosper. American Institute for Economic Research

My latest for The Daily Economy: When Doing Nothing Is Doing Harm: Powell’s Misstep on Tariffs and the Neutral Rate (link below).

Should the Fed cut rates today? Bryan Cutsinger has an insightful take The Daily Economy. thedailyeconomy.org/article/when-d…

"The great achievements of civilization have come not from government bureaus but from individuals pursuing their own interests. Wherever masses have escaped grinding poverty, it’s been through capitalism and largely free trade. History shows clearly there’s no better way to

The Federal Reserve’s decision to hold interest rates steady in the face of rising tariffs may seem cautious, but Bryan Cutsinger argues it’s actively harming the economy. As trade uncertainty lowers productivity and investment, the neutral rate falls, meaning the Fed’s inaction

Bas van der Vossen’s "Political Philosophy: The Basics" is a clear, engaging primer on liberal political thought, offering accessible insight into key concepts like justice, freedom, and political obligation. While it leans heavily on modern liberal thinkers and underplays