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Mackinac Center Applauds Bipartisan Action on Physician Licenses – Mackinac Center
LANSING, Mich. — The Mackinac Center for Public Policy applauded lawmakers for advancing a bipartisan measure to preserve licenses for thousands of Michigan physicians, an important step toward protecting access to care and…
Mobility and equity – the gap between policy and reality
In recent years “equity”, though not always clearly defined, has become a major public policy objective. For example, Sound Transit has adopted a policy calling for “Fairness in process, distribution of resources, opportunity…
US Marine Allegedly Steals Anti-Tank Arsenal To Sell On America’s Streets
A federal grand jury in Arizona has indicted a United States Marine for allegedly stealing a Javelin Missile System and other munitions to sell on the streets of the state.Cpl. Andrew Paul Amarillas, 23, is accused of…
Gov. Ferguson Signs Income Tax
Statement on Gov. Signing the Income TaxRyan Frost, WPC Director of Budget and Tax Policy:Governor Ferguson signed Washington's first income tax today. He has enacted the largest tax increase in state history and a…
Is North Carolina addicted to federal funds?
Last summer, I argued that North Carolina’s growing dependence on federal funding posed a long-term fiscal risk to the state — one that would only become clearer as Washington continued its debt spiral. Unfortunately, that…
The Cheapest Way to Freshen a House After Winter
By the time winter finally loosens its grip, our houses tend to feel a little tired. The air is stale, the light feels dimmer than it should be, and no candle — no matter how pine-scented — can convince you it’s actually…
What King?
by Gary Varvel at CDN - Click to read the rest HERE-> What King? first posted at Conservative Daily News Source link
Michigan’s tax competitiveness is at risk – Mackinac Center
Michigan ranks 16th on the Tax Foundation’s State Tax Competitiveness Index. Ranking in the top third is fairly good, but Michigan’s trajectory is not. The state ranked 11th only five years ago and has been sliding ever…
Credit card interest cap would hurt consumers
Paul Kupiec assesses the likely negative impact for consumers of a government-imposed cap on credit card interest rates. A federal-government-imposed cap on credit card annual percentage rates (APRs) as severe as 10 percent…
Official stats understate America’s fiscal imbalance
Mark Warshawsky highlights bad news for America’s long-term fiscal picture. Last week, the Treasury Department released, with no fanfare and little attention, the 2025 Financial Report (FR) of the US Government. Using an…
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