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Conservatives Must Resist Musk-ification

Elon Musk’s definition of “efficiency” hurts American industry and workers

The 40-Year-Old Conservative

A generational divides drives “the policy war in Washington”

The Arc of the Economic Debate Is Long, but Bends Toward Tariffs

A roundup from Oren Cass about what you should be reading from around the web over the last week to better understand America.

A Constructed Crisis in Charleroi

An economy our elites enjoy leads to the problems in Charleroi, Springfield, and other Midwestern cities

U.K.’s Labour Party Gets Learning Right

What U.S. leaders can learn about promoting opportunity pluralism

Trump’s Most Misunderstood Policy Proposal

Oren Cass writes for the Atlantic about why focusing only on the costs associated fails to capture the truth about tariffs.

An Unsafe Bet

Unfettered online sports betting is already causing harm that can’t be
ignored

What Stagnating Wages and Stagnating NFL Offenses Have in Common

Plus, checking back in with labor unions and Professor Wolfers

From the ‘Great Connector’ to the ‘Great Sorter’

Young Americans need more communal pathways to adulthood than the traditional, four-year college route

Mommy, Where Do Parents Come From?

A roundup from Oren Cass about what you should be reading from around the web over the last week to better understand America.

A Bipolar Future in Asia

Thinking about China and the Asian continent in an era of trade warfare

Science Policy Can’t Be Driven by Advocates

Ideology has seeped into federal science funding, highlighting the need for reform

Against Justin Wolfers-ism

The temptation to use economics as propaganda does not serve economists well

Constructing Conservatism

Oren Cass writes for First Things magazine about how to construct a compelling conservative morality in our secular age.

Harris’s Global ‘Green New Deal’

The “Clean Energy Marshall Plan” is a lose-lose-lose for workers, industry, and developing nations

Is The U.S. Workforce Prepared to Reindustrialize?

Effective industrial policy will require changes to business as usual

Why Our Political Elite Remind Me of Dumb and Dumber

Or, the difference between the American dream and the American promise

The Rival Trading Blocs We Make Along the Way

A roundup from Oren Cass about what you should be reading from around the web over the last week to better understand America.

The Problem With Empty U.S. Campaign Promises

Both Harris and Trump seem determined not to be pinned down on policy

Potemkin Presidential Politics

The Harris-Walz campaign is one of appearances, not substance

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