Supermajority of Voters Favor Candidates Who Support Coverage for Early Diagnosis and Treatment (WASHINGTON, D.C. – May 19, 2026) A new national survey released by the Market Institute ahead of the midterms shows that a supermajority of voters – including independents and those in key swing states – want candidates Read more…
Alzheimer’s disease is becoming one of the defining health care challenges facing American families. New polling conducted by Fabrizio Ward shows overwhelming bipartisan support for improving access to early Alzheimer’s detection, diagnosis, and treatment through Medicare and private insurance coverage. The survey of voters nationwide — including key battleground states Read more…
In a recent piece for RealClearMarkets, Norm Singleton argues that the resignation of former Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer gives the Trump administration an opportunity to appoint a labor secretary focused on worker freedom instead of union political power. Singleton details Chavez-DeRemer’s ties to organized labor and her past support for Read more…
An op-ed by Market Institute President Charles Sauer published in RealClearMarkets argues that the Biden Administration’s aggressive antitrust agenda under Lina Khan and Jonathan Kanter ultimately harmed consumers, reduced competition, and increased government interference in the economy. Sauer writes that the Neo-Brandeisian approach to antitrust enforcement focused more on punishing Read more…
Senator Ted Cruz built his political brand as a constitutional conservative who trusted parents and local communities more than Washington bureaucrats. But his support for the Kids Off Social Media Act (KOSA) marks a sharp departure from those principles. In a new piece, Market Institute Senior Fellow Norm Singleton argues Read more…
A new op-ed by Charles Sauer in the Washington Times argues that earlier Alzheimer’s diagnosis is not only a healthcare issue, but also a financial one for millions of American families. In the piece, Sauer explains how cognitive decline often begins affecting financial decision-making years before a formal diagnosis, leaving Read more…
Charles Sauer’s latest in RealClearPolicy warns that international organizations are quietly becoming de facto regulators — imposing costly environmental mandates without congressional approval. He argues that ISO’s push toward Scope 3 emissions tracking could raise prices, discourage investment, and hand advantages to foreign competitors like China. Outsourcing Emissions Policy Is Read more…
An op-ed by Market Institute President Charles Sauer in RealClearMarkets examines the growing push for government regulation of children’s social media use and argues that parents—not Washington—are best positioned to decide how and when their children engage online. Sauer discusses recent litigation involving Meta Platforms and Alphabet Inc., as well Read more…
A new op-ed by Charles Sauer in DC Journal makes a straightforward but often overlooked point: how goods move across the country directly affects what Americans pay at the checkout counter. Transportation costs are embedded in nearly every product. When those costs rise, prices follow. When they fall, the benefits Read more…
A new opinion piece by Charles Sauer in the The Washington Times takes a hard look at Zillow’s sudden embrace of “pre-market” listings—and finds something familiar. What Zillow is now branding as “Zillow Preview” isn’t new. It’s the same phased marketing strategy—often called private or “coming soon” listings—that the company Read more…