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‘The harsher the childcare regulations, the fewer kids people have’ – Mackinac Center
Michigan has a fertility gap, Warren Anderson says, and regulations on childcare facilities may be making it worse. Anderson, a professor of economics at University of Michigan Dearborn and member of the Mackinac Center’s…
NASA might have violated law repeatedly in work with China
Steven Richards writes for JustTheNews.com about an interesting revelation involving the American government’s space program. A House investigation has identified hundreds of scientific publications in which NASA-funded U.S.…
Explaining why AI can’t replace humans
Casey Chalk writes for the Federalist about the impact of artificial intelligence on our lives. As impressive as artificial intelligence has already become across a variety of disciplines, from computer science to medicine to…
Evidence mounts of UN group’s Hamas ties
Adam Kredo writes for the Washington Free Beacon about disturbing revelations involving a United Nations group. The federal investigation into staff at the United Nations Relief and Works Agency—the U.N. Gaza relief…
Assisted suicide in Canada brings predictable problems
Editors at National Review Online assess Canada’s experience with government-sanctioned assisted suicide. Encouraging doctors to get involved in people killing themselves in a society with socialized medicine and declining…
Don’t treat data centers as an enemy
Rich Lowry of National Review Online assesses the recent public outcry against data centers. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez stole the show at a recent congressional hearing with two jars of brown water. She explained that the dirty…
Restoring accountability in Wisconsin government
Executive summary Citizens say they want accountable and transparent government, and politicians say they agree. Yet Wisconsin’s state government frequently falls short of delivering it. This chapter, based on research and…
Wisconsin eventually will opt in to donor bonanza for schools, business leader predicts
No upside to letting credit-spurred donations here flow elsewhere, says Kooyenga Every current candidate for governor of Wisconsin either favors or at least has not yet rejected the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit, despite…
2A Organizations Slap Virginia With Complaint Alleging State Defied Court Order With Gun Law
Gun Owners Foundation and the Virginia Citizens Defense League asked a Virginia court Thursday to hold the state in contempt after it began enforcing a universal background check previously blocked by a permanent…
Woman Who Won Millions From Trump Is Reportedly Now Under Federal Investigation
The Justice Department has opened a criminal inquiry into E. Jean Carroll to determine if she committed perjury in her civil lawsuits against President Donald Trump.The investigation is focused on her testimony in 2022, where…
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