The property and casualty (P&C) insurance industry attracted undeserved negative publicity throughout 2025, blamed for making ...

State utility commissions have helped set the table for the affordability crisis by approving rate increases and spending that push the limits of what ratepayers can afford. Commissioners, along with ...

R Street Institute’s Jillian Snider joined LiveNOW on Fox to discuss the video showing a person of interest in a high-profile Ohio double murder. See the interview here.

The rapid growth of artificial intelligence is causing an AI power crisis, as the electricity demands of massive AI data centers are straining existing power grids and outpacing the development of new ...

Not long after my wife and I learned that we were expecting a child in 2024, it became exceedingly evident that I needed to ...

Natural” is so hot right now. From food to personal care to wellness, “natural” products and substances are marketed as ...

The shooting of two people by federal agents in Portland, Oregon is raising questions about federal agent training as they build a presence across U.S. cities. R Street Institute’s Jillian Snider ...

While the situation in Venezuela following the U.S. capture of dictator Nicolás Maduro is evolving and uncertain, the next weeks and months will determine the long-term impacts of this action on ...

U.S. Senators Maggie Hassan (D-NH) and Todd Young (R-IN) introduced the bipartisan Stronger Start for Working Families Act, which would provide a tax cut to 3.5 million working families with children ...

In this episode of the Energy Perspectives Podcast, recorded on-site at Permian Energy Dialogues in 2025, we dive into the operational reality utilities face as power demand accelerates across the ...

For an epitome of the state’s performative environmental policymaking, it’s hard to beat its latest plastic-bag ban. SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California enters the New Year facing an $18 billion budget ...

Matt Germer, policy director for governance at the R Street Institute, said the dispute is “really a question of data privacy and federalism” rather than voter registration. “This isn’t about whether ...