Don’t let Washington erode America’s values: Freedom and competition

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December 03, 2025

Don’t let Washington erode America’s values: Freedom and competition

Since its founding, the United States has championed personal liberty and the power of free markets. We chose private enterprise over central planning and competition over command, trusting that free people, acting in a free market, would drive progress. Our most dramatic leaps forward, from the rise of national railroads to the information age, came […]

The International Energy Agency gets realistic

For decades, the terms “energy transition,” “peak oil,” and “bridge fuel” (in reference to natural gas) have been treated as gospel by market analysts, politicians, and activists. Basing their predictions on international promises and assumptions of “green” energy innovation, users of these terms have neglected to question whether their vision of a future without natural […]

China’s surging nuclear threat demands new deterrence

Recent years have witnessed growing concerns from the United States and its allies over the atomic arsenals of a revanchist Russia and the possibility of a nuclear weapons breakout by the Islamic Republic of Iran, the world’s leading state sponsor of terrorism. Washington is right to worry about Moscow and Tehran; both are imperialistic powers that […]

A congressional solution for the collegiate NIL chaos

Across the country, student-athletes are returning to fields and gymnasiums. Stadiums are roaring to life, tailgates stretch for miles, and millions of Americans are devoting hours to college sports. Still, behind the highlight reels and packed stands, college athletics stands at a crossroads. Undoubtedly, the expansion of name, image, and likeness opportunities has empowered student-athletes […]

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