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New bills would fix corporate welfare problems – Mackinac Center
While lawmakers have ended the worst excesses of Michigan’s business subsidy programs, they are still likely to continue taking money from taxpayers and giving it to select businesses. A bipartisan group of Michigan House…
The Subsidy Scheme – Texas Public Policy Foundation
The House just took an important step toward restoring sanity to America’s health care system by voting to support the Republican health care plan. While critics will reflexively attack the vote, the reality is that the right…
New Federal Rule to Affect End-of-Year Charitable Giving
Don’t let the bureaucracy punish your generosity. A new U.S. Postal Service rule clarification could cause charitable donors who mail checks in late December to miss out on their expected 2025 tax benefits. Today, the …
Winners & Losers: Best of 2025
Throughout 2025, I joined the Cardle & Woolley Show every Friday morning on Talk 1370 Radio in Austin to announce the week’s Winners & Losers. Starting with the inauguration of President Donald Trump’s second term and…
Ninety New York Educators Receive $300k+ in Annual Pay
Ninety employees from New York’s school districts (outside New York City) received more than $300,000 during fiscal year 2025, according to new salary data posted today at SeeThroughNY.net, the Empire Center’s transparency…
Trump AI Executive Order Protects Americans From Tower Of Babel Approach
The answer to two questions will shape the future of AI in the United States:Who gets to write the national rules for AI development?Who gets to write the rules for how AI is adopted at the state level?This is not a pop quiz.…
US May Be Entering Moderate Moment As Voters Reject Radicalism, Poll Suggests
Many Americans favor more moderate candidates in a hypothetical 2028 contest, according to an Emerson College Polling survey released Thursday.The newly released poll found that in a hypothetical 2028 presidential election…
Lawmakers Can’t Be Bothered To Work One Extra Day As Unfinished Business Piles Up
Lawmakers began their Christmas recess a day early on Thursday with a long list of unresolved issues remaining on the table.As it departs for an early break, Congress has yet to resolve several pieces of legislation that…
Over $9 Billion Looted From Minnesota Medicaid Programs, Feds Say
Federal prosecutors alleged Thursday that Minnesota may have lost billions of dollars to fraud in its Medicaid program, the latest development in an ongoing investigation.As much as half of the roughly $18 billion Minnesota…
Suspected Brown University Shooter Also Allegedly Killed MIT Professor
The man who was sought in connection with a mass shooting at Brown University is also suspected to have killed a Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor, a federal prosecutor said.Authorities found Claudio Manuel…
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