Oil Refining Should Be America’s Strength
We need more refining capacity now, which means we needed more refinery investment five to ten years ago.
Today in Capital Matters: Organized Labor, Carbon Taxes, and Student Loans
Check out Capital Matters today to read Michael Watson on organized labor, Alex Muresianu on carbon taxes, and Jack Salmon on student-loan forgiveness.
Worthy Pushback against Undue Pro-Life Litmus Tests
If the Supreme Court overturns Roe, as it should, pro-life activists will still have lots of work to do to protect human life.
Today in Capital Matters: Davis-Bacon and China
Ben Brubeck writes about the Davis-Bacon Act and Marc Joffe writes about China over on Capital Matters today.
Defending Biden’s Economic Nonsense Is Hard Work
The press secretary’s job is to give politically advantageous answers, which often bear little resemblance to correct answers.
Today in Capital Matters: Margaret Thatcher and Oil Leases
Over on Capital Matters, Iain Murray writes about Margaret Thatcher and Benjamin Zycher writes about canceling oil and gas leases.
Mind-Readers in the Administration?
If the administration has mind-readers on staff, they really shouldn’t be caught by surprise as often as they are.
The White House Plan on Baby Formula Is Classic Biden
Instead of getting out of the way, the Biden administration is trying to fix past government intervention with more government intervention.
Today in Capital Matters: Canada
Aaron Wudrick writes about Elon Musk, Twitter, and Canada.