RISING—American Compass’s Oren Cass discusses an open letter sent to the Business Roundtable calling for corporate actual responsibility.

RISING—American Compass’s Oren Cass shares his thoughts on the Lincoln Project and his hopes for the future of the GOP.

NPR: ON POINT—American Compass’s Oren Cass, Senator Cory Booker, and other experts discuss the feasibility of government baby bonds.

THE EZRA KLEIN SHOW—Ezra Klein interviews American Compass’s Oren Cass about challenging the right-wing economic orthodoxy and its quasi-religious veneration of markets, and focusing instead on clear social goals that put families first, eschew economic growth as the be-all-end-all of policymaking, and recognize the inescapability of government intervention in the economy.

ASIA TIMES—David Goldman features his Moving the Chains symposium essay, “The Reshoring Imperative,” with new commentary directed at Joe Biden’s “Buy American” campaign.

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL—Responding to the Coin-Flip Capitalism project, University of Chicago Professors M. Todd Henderson and Steven Kaplan say to leave investors out of it: the fees to fund managers prove the social valuel.

THE CONVERSATION—Australia’s The Conversation finds “a new spirit of what might be called ‘economic morality'” in the founding and mission of American Compass.

BLOOMBERG—Columnist Noah Smith appraises American Compass’s reshoring policy symposium: “Moving the Chains.”

THE NATIONAL INTEREST—Amitai Etzioni includes American Compass among the leading voices in the emerging “communitarian” faction on the Right, alongside Senators Rubio, Cotton, Romney, and Hawley.

WASHINGTON EXAMINER—Jim Antle quotes American Compass’s Oren Cass on the significant of innovative economic policymaking by several GOP senators.

BLOOMBERG—American Compass’s first special project, “Coin-Flip Capitalism,” was featured by Bloomberg Politics, challenging established economic views on the right.

AMERICAN GREATNESS—City Journal contributing editor Chris Rufo spotlights American Compass’s leading role in challenging the orthodoxy of “growth for growth’s sake.”