California’s AB5 Set to Worsen Supply-Chain Woes
The last thing trucking needed right now is more California regulations.
Regulatory Policy
Regulators’ Misguided Crackdown on Nicotine Products and Their Makers
The FTC and FDA may think that they’re protecting public health, but their actions are likely to do more harm than good.
Electric Vehicles: The Good News Just Keeps Coming
Central planning, governmental mandates, rising prices, lagging infrastructure, and other gems.
Legalize Port Modernization
With the current laws and regulations governing infrastructure, there’s no amount of money the U.S. could spend to build an internationally competitive port.
The SEC’s Climate-Disclosure Rules Violate the First Amendment
The SEC cannot use governmental power to impose a regnant political orthodoxy.
A Virtual Regulation for Cryptocurrencies
Washington proposes rules for innovative digital money, while letting government agencies continue fighting over the crypto that actually exists.
Playing Both Ends of the Field on Climate Risk
The SEC has strayed beyond its legitimate role and is not just warning investors about risk — it’s manufacturing it in service of climate policy.
Water Crisis, What Water Crisis? California Continues to Reject Desalination
If the state is serious about ensuring sufficient water and achieving a diversity of water sources as a hedge against disaster, it must pursue desalination.
Will Ted Cruz Take a Sharp Left Turn on Antitrust Policy?
Conservatives in Congress have good reason to rage at Big Tech censorship. But too many of them have let their anger get the better of them.
‘Objectively False’ That Shipping Reform Bill Will Fix Supply Chains
According to a container-industry analyst, it’s ‘objectively false’ that a shipping reform bill will fix supply chains.