Go for Gold on Permitting Reform
Feb 23, 2026

Right now, America has an opportunity to grow the economy and lower energy prices. As a great hockey coach once said, “Great moments are born from great opportunity.” 

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Education Freedom for America’s Next 250 Years
Feb 18, 2026

If we want the American Dream to remain within reach for every child, we must extend the promise of education freedom.  

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Georgia Supreme Court Rules Constitutional Challenge To Direct-Sales Ban May Proceed
Feb 17, 2026

Americans for Prosperity Foundation celebrates a Georgia Supreme Court ruling in Lucid Group USA, Inc. v. State of Georgia allowing electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer Lucid’s lawsuit challenging Georgia’s direct-sales ban to continue as a win for economic liberty.

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Fast-Tracking Advanced Nuclear and the Case for Permitting Reform
Feb 17, 2026

If policymakers are serious about energy affordability, economic growth, and technological leadership, then permitting reform must be a key part of the solution.

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Americans for Prosperity Foundation Applauds Trump EPA’s Decision to Repeal Endangerment Finding and Restore Democratic Accountability
Feb 17, 2026

By repealing the Finding, the EPA disclaims power it has never legitimately possessed and puts it back where it belongs under our system of checks and balances: the halls of Congress.

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OPM’s Final “Schedule Policy/Career” Rule is Published 
Feb 12, 2026

OPM Policy/Career Rule is Published with AFP Support

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Taxing the Rich Won’t Fix the Government’s Budget Failures
Feb 10, 2026

Overstating the benefits of tax increases may worsen the fiscal outlook by encouraging lawmakers to avoid the necessary structural reforms that will put the budget on a sustainable path. The debate over tax policy must be grounded in reality. 

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The Other Side of REINS: How Requiring Legislative Approval of Major Rules Could Protect Regulations and Provide Regulatory Stability
Feb 10, 2026

By passing legislation that ensures legislatures have the ability to approve or disapprove of major rules prior to them going into effect, these legislatures will also be affording the regulated community the confidence that the rule at issue will not easily be changed absent a future act of the legislature—which is a slower process that those subject to regulations would be more able to track and adapt to without the need of costly legal experts.  

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What 2025’s Regulatory Shifts Tell Us and What to Watch in 2026
Feb 3, 2026

The regulatory developments of 2025 underscore how overregulation and unchecked agency authority tend to raise costs, slow growth, and limit opportunity, while strong procedural guardrails and regulatory reforms can deliver better outcomes. As regulatory debates continue through 2026, policymakers and advocates should focus on reforms that promote accountability, streamline permitting, expand competition, lower costs, and enable innovation.

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