The feeling of “sticker shock” has become all too familiar these days, affecting everything from groceries to insurance premiums. Unfortunately, Tennesseans may be more shocked than most not only with everyday purchases, but…
Harrisburg, Pa., November 12, 2025 — Despite Gov. Josh Shapiro’s failed leadership and a 135-day stalemate, Pennsylvania lawmakers passed a compromise budget for the 2025–2026 fiscal year. The Commonwealth Foundation has…
What do you call 175 freedom loving New Mexicans gathered in one place? A good start! In all seriousness the Rio Grande Foundation hosted its 25th anniversary Laissez Faire Soiree this past Saturday night and we are pleased…
For almost all of its history, Banks Township in Antrim County had no zoning ordinance or zoning map. That changed in 2000, but an ongoing debate may return the township to the way things were. The purpose of zoning, as…
While the “government shutdown” is nearing its end, this 40-plus-day experience reminds us of the limitations of the federal government in policymaking and leadership. This is ever true in education policy. Many education…
While the “government shutdown” is nearing its end, this 40-plus-day experience reminds us of the limitations of the federal government in policymaking and leadership. This is ever true in education policy. Many education…
MIDLAND, Mich. — The Mackinac Center Legal Foundation today launched the “Michigan Constitutional Archive,” an online resource that gives Michigan residents full and easy access to the state’s founding documents. The archive…
Miranda Devine writes for the New York Post about a former first lady who refuses to step out of the media spotlight. It’s no coincidence that multimillionaire Michelle Obama is on a self-pity jag as she promotes her latest…
Christopher Jacobs writes for the Federalist about a recent controversy at the nation’s oldest university. The recent reactions by students of arguably the nation’s most prominent university to a report about grade inflation…
Andrew Stiles of the Washington Free Beacon highlights an interesting development in Virginia politics. Jay Jones made history … as the first person to be elected attorney general of Virginia after fantasizing about murdering…
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