Commentary // October 1, 2026 // Michael Tanner Civil society is under siege October 1, 2026 // Michael Tanner Civil society is increasingly on the decline, and if we do not work hard to revive it, it will remain diminished, leaving especially those most in need of support—low-income Americans—at ever greater risk.
Commentary // October 1, 2026 // Grant Dever Electricity prices are rising most in states where demand fell October 1, 2026 // Grant Dever Data centers can raise household bills if states and grid planners get the policy wrong.
Commentary // August 6, 2026 // Luca Gattoni-Celli South Carolina needs an alternate route to less traffic and more housing August 6, 2026 // Luca Gattoni-Celli Strengthening property rights and allowing traditional housing would lead to more family-friendly communities.
Commentary // July 23, 2026 // Grant Dever The grid just screamed a warning to Congress — and you’re paying for it July 23, 2026 // Grant Dever Rising prices are a signal that significant investment in energy infrastructure is essential
Commentary // July 2, 2026 // Luca Gattoni-Celli To stop brain drain, Pennsylvania must undo regulations that were meant to keep young families out July 2, 2026 // Luca Gattoni-Celli Pennsylvania's underproduction of homes is because of zoning, which restricts what property owners can build
Commentary // June 18, 2026 // Gregg Girvan Republicans actually do have a health care plan, and it’s a good one June 18, 2026 // Gregg Girvan Incorporating bipartisan priorities, the Fair Care Act is needed health care reform, especially for poorer Americans
Commentary // May 28, 2026 // Luca Gattoni-Celli There’s one area where South Carolina risks turning into California May 28, 2026 // Luca Gattoni-Celli South Carolina will stop being a great place to live and grow up if people with deep roots cannot afford to stay and maintain their traditions
Commentary // May 16, 2026 // Jon Hartley Kevin Warsh and the return of monetarism May 16, 2026 // Jon Hartley Milton Friedman would be happy
Commentary
Civil society is under siege
Civil society is increasingly on the decline, and if we do not work hard to revive it, it will remain diminished, leaving especially those most in need of support—low-income Americans—at ever greater risk.
Electricity prices are rising most in states where demand fell
Data centers can raise household bills if states and grid planners get the policy wrong.
South Carolina needs an alternate route to less traffic and more housing
Strengthening property rights and allowing traditional housing would lead to more family-friendly communities.
The grid just screamed a warning to Congress — and you’re paying for it
Rising prices are a signal that significant investment in energy infrastructure is essential
To stop brain drain, Pennsylvania must undo regulations that were meant to keep young families out
Pennsylvania's underproduction of homes is because of zoning, which restricts what property owners can build
Republicans actually do have a health care plan, and it’s a good one
Incorporating bipartisan priorities, the Fair Care Act is needed health care reform, especially for poorer Americans
There’s one area where South Carolina risks turning into California
South Carolina will stop being a great place to live and grow up if people with deep roots cannot afford to stay and maintain their traditions
Kevin Warsh and the return of monetarism
Milton Friedman would be happy