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reason.org > commentary > organized-labor-takes-aim-at-californias-driverless-truck-rules

Organized labor takes aim at California’s driverless truck rules

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (503+ words) Topics › Transportation › Automated Vehicles Autonomous vehicles also have the potential to significantly reduce operating costs by lessening and eventually eliminating the role of human driving, a shift that has predictably sparked a backlash from organized labor. The amended California autonomous…...


reason.org > data-visualization > debtor-nation-2026-40-trillion-national-debt

Debtor Nation 2026: The $40 trillion national debt

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (712+ words) Topics › Government Reform America’s national debt has surpassed $40 trillion. The federal debt is now over 1.2 times the amount the United States is expected to produce this year, as measured by gross domestic product (GDP). This level of debt-to-GDP ratio was…...


reason.org > policy-study > state-local-government-finances-debt-liquidity > states

Study: New Jersey and Connecticut are the most financially distressed states

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (760+ words) Topics › Government Reform › Government Financial Transparency Project A new Reason Foundation analysis of every state in eight key, standardized financial metrics to assess long-term solvency and short-term liquidity finds New Jersey is the most fiscally distressed state, registering six out…...


reason.org > testimony > texas-can-expand-data-centers-without-raising-electricity-costs

Texas can expand data centers without raising electricity costs

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (174+ words) A version of the following testimony was presented to the Texas House Committee on State Affairs on August 19, 2026. Texas should welcome data center investment under the same rules as other businesses while requiring developers to cover their own grid upgrades…...