Commonplace
Commonplace, Autonomous Truck(er)s, Dan Currell, Oren Cass, Clare Morell, Bruno V. Manno, Sander Tordoir, Rohit Chopra, Daniel Kishi, Chris Griswold, Julius Krein, Mark A. DiPlacido, Peter E. Harrell, John Shu, Isaiah Menning, Gord Magill, Harold Furchtgott-RothA magazine about what matters in America
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A Great Wall Around China
Tariffs on Chinese goods are not effective if those goods can still enter the United States under another label. If a product made in China can be rerouted through a third country, lightly transformed, stamped “Made in Malaysia,” and sent i...
The Long Shadow of ‘The Population Bomb’
The biologist Paul Ehrlich died last month at age 93, leaving behind his wife Anne Ehrlich, their daughter, two grandchildren, two great-children, and tens of thousands of cranks who still share his belief that humans are a pox on this plan...
AI Could Fix Higher Education by Breaking It
Artificial intelligence has taken over the university. Students have seized on AI to get through college, using it to write papers, take notes, and do homework—along with structuring their social lives and relationships.
An Indefensible Increase in Defense Spending
Whether it was celebrating each new Section 232 announcement, partying at a rooftop happy hour, or just kicking back with a cold, refreshing, duty free domestic brew, we hope you’ve enjoyed Liberation Day week.
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A magazine about what matters in America.
Notes from The Human Driven Road
Writing about college at The College Question. Other stuff might appear here.
Oren Cass is the chief economist at American Compass and a contributing editor for the Financial Times.
Fellow, Ethics and Public Policy Center; Author of "The Tech Exit: A Practical Guide to Freeing Kids and Teens from Smartphones" (Forum, 2025)
Bruno V. Manno is senior advisor at the Progressive Policy Institute [https://www.progressivepolicy.org/people/bruno-manno/] and former U.S. Assistant Secretary of Education. Follow him at LinkedIn [https://www.linkedin.com/in/bruno-manno-1367a49b/]
Sander Tordoir is the Chief Economist at the Centre for European Reform.
Former Director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (2021-2025) and Former Federal Trade Commissioner (2018-2021)
Senior Policy Advisor at American Compass | Co-author of the Understanding America newsletter, from Commonplace
Chris Griswold is the policy director at American Compass.
Julius Krein is the editor of American Affairs and president of the New American Industrial Alliance.
Mark A. DiPlacido is senior political economist at American Compass specializing in issues related to trade and tariffs, financialization, labor markets, and broader economic policy.
Lawyer. Scholar. Writes mostly but not exclusively about international economics.
John Shu is a legal scholar and commentator who worked for Presidents George H. W. Bush and George W. Bush. He clerked for Judge Paul Roney, Presiding Judge of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court of Review.
External affairs director at the American Conservation Coalition.
Senior Fellow, Hudson Institute Director, Center for the Economics of the Internet former Commissioner, Federal Communications Commission
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