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Cut the red tape for dietitians and fix licensing for everyone
Washington state’s 2026 legislative session opened Monday, and it’s overwhelming. More than 700 bills have already been introduced for lawmakers to consider, and the pitch to add an income tax to Washington state workers is…
House Bill 2481 will stifle innovation and hurt businesses
House Bill 2481 (HB 2481), introduced by Representative Mary Fosse (D), represents a misguided attempt to limit the free-market under the guise of consumer protection. Titled "Prohibiting surveillance-based price…
US Moves Personnel From Largest Middle East Base As Trump Weighs Iran Strike
The U.S. military has begun moving some personnel out of Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar, the largest American base in the Middle East, as President Donald Trump weighs potential military action against Iran amid escalating…
CBS News Abandons Pro-Trans Style Guide In Favor Of Biological Reality
CBS News abandoned a pro-transgender style guide and will adopt the term “biological sex” going forward, the senior director of standards and practices wrote in a memo on Tuesday.The senior director, Tom Burke, told staffers…
How accountable are North Carolina’s public schools, really?
Advocates say North Carolina public schools are accountable, but public dissatisfaction with schools is growing Education scholar Michael McShane offers a three-pronged approach to test public school accountability:…
Banning phones and boosting literacy: Utah’s 2026 education legislative priorities
Banning phones and boosting literacy: Utah’s 2026 education legislative priorities Written by Education bills have nearly always outpaced most other policy areas. We hope that legislators will consider how each policyimpacts …
Banning phones and boosting literacy: Utah’s 2026 education legislative priorities
Utah’s legislative session is right around the corner, and as in past sessions, there are already more education bills than in most other policy areas. Below are some emerging themes and Sutherland recommendations for the…
A Conversation with Charles Mitchell
David and Laura Thayer Visiting Fellow, Cardinal InstituteEditor’s Note: The Cardinal Institute is pleased to announce that Charles Mitchell, former CEO of the Commonwealth Foundation, has joined Cardinal as the David B. and…
Islamism, Texas, and the Unholy Alliance
Islamist influence in Texas remains a real and ongoing concern. For more than a decade, money has continued to flow into the state from non-profits, non-governmental organizations (NGO), disaster relief groups, and even from…
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