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Today Could be a Day to Live in Infamy
Tomorrow could be the first day of the decline of New York City, and it will be at the hands of the voters of New York. New York City, and Minneapolis, too, are about to elect Socialist mayors. Both candidates are running…
Ballroom Karen | CDN
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Nebraska lost $300 million from tax migration in 2022
Elections occur every other November. But taxpayers vote with their feet every day, and these votes should be counted and tallied just like the votes for a November election. A “Great Pandemic Wealth Migration” began when…
Could the latest round of layoff’s be big tech’s “Will the last person leaving Seattle
For decades, Washington State and the cities of Redmond and Seattle have been the undisputed king of American tech, fueled by Amazon's campus and Microsoft's Redmond empire. After explosive growth, the region now…
Duke plan confirms greater productivity of nuclear, natural gas
Duke’s latest resource plan filing shows how unreliable its planned new solar capacity is relative to new nuclear and natural gas capacity The plan shows that natural gas is roughly twice as productive as solar, while nuclear…
Current Rules, Economic Impact, and What’s Next
Program Overview The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), formerly known as the Food Stamp Program, is the most extensive federal nutrition assistance program in the United States. It serves as a “safety net”…
Can states solve America’s benefits cliffs crisis? | Keith Barnes
What parent would take a raise if it meant their family would be worse off? That’s the reality for many families facing the “benefits cliff.” Nic Dunn sits down with Keith Barnes of the Beyond the Cliff Coalition to discuss…
Can states solve America’s benefits cliffs crisis? | Keith Barnes
What parent would take a raise if it meant their family would be worse off? That’s the reality for many families facing the “benefits cliff.” Nic Dunn sits down with Keith Barnes of the Beyond the Cliff Coalition to discuss…
Michigan’s Licensing Laws Block Second Chances – Mackinac Center
MIDLAND, Mich. — Michigan’s occupational licensing laws prevent hundreds of thousands of residents with criminal records from finding work and rebuilding their lives, the Mackinac Center for Public Policy finds in a new…
No Energy Crisis Debate? A Last Minute Redistricting Amendment? Virginians Deserved Better Before Today’s Vote
Share this Story on Facebook, X, Text, LinkedIn, Gmail, Yahoo Mail, or OutlookWith election day now upon us, Virginia voters were short-changed this election cycle while Democracy is literally being threatened! Virginians…
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