New data shows a dramatic increase in local government debt last year, which drove property taxes higher and worsened the cost-of-living crisis. According to the Bond Review Board’s latest estimates, the total amount owed by…
New data shows a dramatic increase in local government debt last year, which drove property taxes higher and worsened the cost-of-living crisis. According to the Bond Review Board’s latest estimates, the total amount owed by…
Restoring federalism in campaign finance regulation Written by Last year, the Utah Legislature called on the state’s federal congressional delegation to affirm “the authority of states to govern their election processes and…
Restoring federalism in campaign finance regulation Written by Last year, the Utah Legislature called on the state’s federal congressional delegation to affirm “the authority of states to govern their election processes and…
A money grab at death drives outmigration Death and taxes may be certain, as the old saying goes, but death taxes are not. Most states have repealed their estate and inheritance taxes that drive high-net-worth individuals out…
A Texas program aims to improve civic literacy in underserved communities. At a time when we Americans routinely worry about the health of our civic culture, the U.S. Department of Education has made a notable investment.…
Recent concerns surrounding a planned Grapevine-Colleyville Independent School District (GCISD) event have ignited a broader and long-overdue conversation about who—and what—local officials and leaders are allowing into Texas…
It’s National School Choice Week, and as is the case every last week of January, Utahns are holding events and visiting the Capitol, donning yellow scarves to celebrate the benefits of education choice. In Utah, there’s much…
It’s National School Choice Week. How much education choice does Utah have? Written by Utah offers parents many education choices, but legislators and the private sector can work to improve the quantity and quality of options…
The question comes up a lot. How much money would you have to invest to get a $120,000 pension (pretax) in Washington state? The answer might shock you, especially if you are a public employee in the state retirement system.…
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