NH voters want to cut regulations to build more housing, polling confirms
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‘We are failing in public education’ – Mackinac Center
Businessman and former Michigan gubernatorial candidate Kevin Rinke joined The Overton Window Podcast to share how a lifetime of political skepticism eventually led him to public service — and why Michigan’s literacy crisis…
Virginia candidate wants $15M taxpayer-funded DEI czar
Amy Curtis writes for TownHall.com about a particularly bad idea from the Democrat running for governor in Virginia. Abigail Spanberger, the Democrat running for Virginia governor, insists she’s running on a platform of…
Democrats don’t accept the meaning of ‘temporary’
M.D. Kittle writes for the Federalist about congressional Democrats’ approach to the federal government shutdown. As Milton Friedman warned us more than 40 years ago, “Nothing is so permanent as a temporary government…
Major legacy media outlets shedding employees
Andrew Stiles of the Washington Free Beacon shares good news about the legacy media. NBC News is slashing staff this week as the media network enters the final phase of its impending divorce from MSNBC. Former Politico…
Endorsing the end of racial gerrymandering
Editors at National Review Online call for the U.S. Supreme Court to take significant action in redistricting litigation. Sixty years after the passage of the Voting Rights Act, more than a dozen congressional districts as…
Tomahawks from Trump and the end of Russia-Ukraine war
Editors at National Review Online urge significant action from President Trump in a significant military conflict. Since meeting Trump in Alaska, Vladimir Putin has made a mockery of the president’s attempts to broker a peace…
Is the new congressional map a dummymander?
When word came out that the General Assembly might consider drawing a new congressional map to make the First District more Republican, I wondered if they were potentially creating a rod for their own backs: Andy Jackson,…
Claims of data center water use are laughably wrong
Lake Michigan not imperiled by water needs The biggest data centers planned for Wisconsin, the Microsoft project in Mount Pleasant and the Vantage project in Port Washington, are not a threat to local water systems or to Lake…
Bill would use tax credit to lower cost barrier to new nuclear in Wisconsin
Measure includes shifts in state’s priorities in law for ‘only way we keep lights on’ Legislation touted by its sponsor as the logical follow-up to a bipartisan bill signaling support for new nuclear energy in Wisconsin got…
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