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Why Tennessee Doesn’t Need a State Property Tax
This November, Tennesseans will go to the polls to elect their next governor, members of Congress, and state legislators. They will also decide on three constitutional amendments, the second of which would ban a state…
‘SAFE’ bills are not safe – Mackinac Center
Supporters of a new package of tech bills in the Michigan Senate claim the legislation will protect children from online predation. “We introduced Senate Bills 757–760 to better protect Michigan kids from the well-documented…
A Conval response: The state funds academics, districts fund supports
“Whatever the State identifies as comprising constitutional adequacy it must pay for.” — N.H. Supreme Court, Londonderry School District SAU #12 v. State of New Hampshire, 2006 Since the state lost its first Claremont…
Emails Conflict with Health Commissioner’s Testimony on CDPAP
The company selected to manage an $11 billion Medicaid home-care program discussed the job in detail with top Health Department officials – and submitted a 46-page takeover plan – two weeks before state lawmakers authorized…
Nebraska Agricultural Zoning Reform Improves County Permitting Process
On February 25, 2026, Governor Jim Pillen signed Legislative Bill 663 into law while at the Nebraska Dairy Convention and Trade Show in West Point, Nebraska. Introduced by Senator Tanya Storer, and championed by The Platte…
Utahns embrace AI, parental responsibility and child safety
Utahns embrace AI, parental responsibility and child safety Written by Originally published in Utah Policy. Debates about artificial intelligence (AI) legislation at the state and national levels often elevate the two poles …
Utahns embrace AI, parental responsibility and child safety
Originally published in Utah Policy. Debates about artificial intelligence (AI) legislation at the state and national levels often elevate the two poles of the debate. A new Sutherland Institute/Y2 Analytics survey shows…
Utah & AI: Doom or Boom?
Utah & AI: Doom or Boom? Written by Utah voters hold complex views about AI that recognize its benefits to science, health, and the economy, while expressing concerns about its impact in spheres of public authority and…
Utah & AI: Doom or Boom?
State legislatures across the country have introduced hundreds of newly proposed laws seeking to govern AI development and deployment, including in Utah. The narrative driving public debates about AI legislation often…
Putting parents in the driver’s seat of public education | Jude Schwalbach
Putting parents in the driver’s seat of public education | Jude Schwalbach Written by Listen to "Putting parents in the driver’s seat of public education | Jude Schwalbach" on Spreaker. Available On: Apple | …
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