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Data center naysayers should consider what the future would have brought to Port Washington
Impacts are minimal in comparison to what might have occurred Seldom if ever conceded by many critics of the planned $15 billion 1,000-plus-acre data center under way in Port Washington is the fact that something was…
Game over: How a professor bungled the facts of Wisconsin school choice
From history to poverty to treating kids like wildlife, errors compound Bungling facts is bad enough. The harm’s far greater when you’re paid by taxpayers to profess them at Wisconsin’s flagship state university. A case in…
North Carolina’s property tax reality
During the pandemic, property values surged across North Carolina, generating frustration among residents whose property tax bills have risen faster than their incomes. In response, the General Assembly established the House…
WA Department of Ecology thwarts state law, lawsuit seeks immediate release of updated CO2 data
SEATTLE - It is 2026 and the Washington State Department of Ecology continues to refuse to release statewide CO2 data beyond 2021. The Department admits they have the data to provide updated information. They also admitted…
When rate caps cut off credit
A federal cap on credit card interest rates would reduce access to credit, not make it cheaper, as lenders respond by tightening standards and limiting availability for higher-risk borrowers Lower-income households, rural…
Empire Center Warns of Sharp Increase in New York Electricity Prices
New York households pay some of the highest electricity prices in the nation, raising affordability concerns, according to the Empire Center’s and the U.S. Energy Information Administration data. In October 2025, the average…
RGF opinion piece: Data centers are coming: How to handle them
The following appeared in the Santa Fe New Mexican on January 10, 2026. It has appeared in several other publications as well. After years of failure to land a “big fish” business for New Mexico’s economy (or effectively…
WA Department of Ecology continues to thwart state law, lawsuit seeks immediate release of updated CO2 data
SEATTLE - It is 2026 and the Washington State Department of Ecology continues to refuse to release statewide CO2 data beyond 2021. The Department admits they have the data to provide updated information. They also admitted…
2026 State of the State Response
On Wednesday evening, Governor Patrick Morrisey delivered his annual State of the State address, outlining his priorities for the year ahead and offering a window into his governing philosophy.As is customary, the speech…
Trump Threatens To Use Insurrection Act If Minnesota Leaders Don’t Rein In Agitators
President Donald Trump threatened to take matters into his own hands if Minnesota Democrats don’t take action against violent protesters wreaking havoc on federal law enforcement.Trump declared Thursday morning in a Truth…
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