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Six-Figure Ad Blitz Urges Congress to Investigate Environmental Law Institute over Alleged Chinese Communist Party Ties

A six-figure advertising campaign is calling on Congress to investigate the Environmental Law Institute (ELI) due to its relationships with Chinese entities, as State Armor renews...

As D.C. Embraces State Economic Control, a Hopeful Project Seeks to Restore Free Enterprise

Government ownership of private companies threatens American prosperity.

Study: Even Well-Intentioned Regulators Do More Harm Than Good

Bureaucrats who intend to do good still restrict competition and suppress liberty.

The Liberty Fund Prize for Advancing Economic Liberty Presented by The Neal and Jane Freeman Foundation

Senator Phil Gramm and Professor Donald Boudreaux have been named the inaugural recipients of The Liberty Fund Prize for Advancing Economic Liberty, presented by The Neal and Jane...

Peter Pan Tariffs for Companies That Never Grow Up

Against the argument for "infant industry" protectionism

Wondering why defenders of capitalism spend less than its critics

Editors at Issues and Insights ask why capitalism’s defenders never seem to have money to defend the free-enterprise system. The political left seems to have unlimited funds to spr...

Competition Currents | October 2026

Anthropic Win Reaffirms Private Sector's Right To Put Conditions on Government Dealings

Trump administration officials didn’t try to hide that they were punishing the company for its views.

AEI scholars make case against Trump tariffs

Stan Veuger and other American Enterprise Institute scholars offer a legal argument against Trump administration tariffs. For the President to invoke authority under Section 122 in...

Touting prospects for federal permitting reform

Editors at National Review Online promote one good way to make the federal government better. For decades, the federal government’s byzantine and overlapping permitting regimes for...

Focusing on federal permitting reform

Jeff Rosen highlights one effective way to boost the American economy. Back in 1995, President Bill Clinton told an audience gathered for an event in Washington, D.C.: “We need a G...

Conservatives demand competition — except in their own primaries

Conservatives say they believe in competition. So why on earth do we tolerate a political system in which one man effectively picks our candidates before voters have a chance to ex...

My Cato Essay Contest Entry

An email came across the other day from the libertarian think tank, the Cato Institute, inviting me to compete in an essay contest with some fairly significant financial prizes. Vi...

SpaceX Has Company – Consumers’ Research Urges FCC to Fold the $4.5 Billion High Cost Fund

In 2025, Consumers’ Research lost in the Supreme Court in attempting to have the FCC’s USF contribution scheme held unconstitutional under the nondelegation doctrine.

Center for Climate and Energy Solutions Announces C2ES Action, a New Aligned Nonpartisan 501(c)(4) Organization

The Center for Climate and Energy Solutions announced the establishment of C2ES Action, a 501(c)(4) organization aligned with C2ES, expanding crucial advocacy efforts to advance po...

To Reform Higher Education, Fund Competitors

DOJ Scores Win for Energy Consumers in Federal Court

Free State Opposed to Price Caps on Retail Broadband

A Free State Foundation report argues that competition and targeted subsidies - not price regulation - are the better path to improving broadband affordability.

Innovation and Competition Anchor America's 150 Year Experiment with Telecommunications

Necessity may be the mother of invention, but who’s the father of competition?

Report details ‘dangerous’ ties between Rockefeller fund and China

Ira Stoll writes for the Washington Free Beacon about a disturbing new report. The Rockefeller Brothers Fund, a $1.4 billion U.S.-based charity with funding from the Rockefeller fa...

A Win for Energy Consumers in Federal Court

Are Price Controls Killing Innovation?

Big energy companies fund both sides of climate lawsuit fights

Joy Pullman writes for the Federalist about bad news for major energy companies. Massive energy companies are funding both sides of multibillion-dollar climate litigation because t...