Opinion

While out holiday shopping in Washington, D.C., recently, we picked up a small toy for our nephew: a miniature Washington, D.C., city bus, officially licensed by the city government. It was charming, well-made, and the perfect gift. Yet, when we turned the box over, we saw the toy was manufactured in Guangdong Province in China, […]

Across the state, I keep hearing the same thing from Georgians. Workers want to know that after a hard day or an extra shift, they get to keep what they earn. Our citizens want jobs that stay here for the long term, not talent leaving the state because someone across the border offers more tax […]

The Trump administration‘s revolution of common sense took another sensible turn this week with the announcement of its plan to roll back federal fuel economy rules for passenger vehicles. The bold reversal of Obama-era standards that were escalated under former President Joe Biden builds on the One Big Beautiful Bill Act’s elimination of civil penalties […]

The Supreme Court‘s oral arguments in First Choice Women’s Resource Centers v. Platkin have thrust donor privacy into the national spotlight. This case involves the New Jersey attorney general’s attempt to compel a Christian pregnancy center to disclose sensitive information about its donors, clients, and internal operations. The subpoena demands private data under the guise of investigating alleged deceptive […]