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Secretary Chris Wright issued a proposed Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (ANOPR) to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) about hooking up new large customers to the country’s ...

Taxpayers fund primary elections. Every eligible voter should have the right to participate — not just party loyalists. The ...

Georgia Democrats are gleeful over their recent Public Service Commission (PSC) victories, and rightly so. They toppled two ...

A new report found Florida’s justice system is failing women at nearly every turn, from when they are victims of crime to when they become defendants. Researchers said the system often overlooks the ...

The Trump administration promises to make it easier for businesses to succeed, yet, as Joshua Withrow observes, it often seems at war with itself. Withrow, a tech and innovation policy fellow at R ...

I don’t think there’s a single utility in the country that would be upset with an 11 percent earned ROE,” said Kent Chandler, former chairman of the Kentucky Public Service Commission, now a senior ...

Chris McIsaac, a researcher at the nonpartisan R Street Institute, has studied AI policies enacted across the country and said he doesn’t view legislation as the answer to combatting deepfakes. “It’s ...

The Legislature rails against eminent domain abuse even as it expands the ability of government to misuse this police power.

According to a new national poll, approximately half of Americans now say crime is an “extremely” or “very” serious problem.

It is tempting to entrust artificial intelligence (AI) governance primarily to courts, allowing tort law to evolve ...

Texas Republicans recently filed a lawsuit to close primary elections and restrict voting in GOP contests to those formally ...