Scott Beyer

Since the federal government entered the highway business early last century, it has largely paid for roads by taxing gasoline purchases. The federal gas

A recent job inquiry we received at the construction company I work for illustrates the bad incentives caused by modern federal disability programs. The

The Alvin Sun is Brazoria County’s first and oldest newspaper and was established on August 8, 1890 as the Alvin News. In 1892, it became the Alvin Sun and was published weekly for many years.

Jeff Bezos posed an interesting idea recently at a business forum: that cities like Miami should use AI to review building permits and deliver yes-or-no

Over the past decade, a quiet but significant transformation has occurred in lending. Loans are increasingly being originated, structured, and funded by

Chambers of commerce have long occupied a clear and measurable role in American economic life: they opposed government expansion when it threatened

An oddly divergent narrative has taken hold in the commentary class. On one hand, many argue that America’s declining birthrate is the predictable result

The relationship between poverty and crime has been a longtime policy debate. A common narrative—particularly on the left—is that poverty drives people to

Across the United States, local governments are confronting a problem that has accumulated for decades: aging infrastructure with massive deferred

A recent visit to a Golden Corral buffet in Waynesboro, Virginia, offered a stark, almost cinematic illustration of broad trends reshaping the United