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The ROAD to housing starts with more homes
America’s housing shortage is primarily the result of decades of restrictive land-use policies that have limited new construction, creating the scarcity that has allowed institutional investors to thrive The 21st Century ROAD…
Schug, a giant of economics education, took lessons beyond classrooms to anyone willing to learn
We lost a giant in economic and financial education — and in education reform — this week with the passing of Dr. Mark Schug. Dr. Mark Schug Interestingly, I first met Mark in the offices of the Wisconsin Policy Research…
Olympia City Council defies voters, continues to push costly minimum wage agenda
The Olympia City Council’s recent decision to launch a multi-phase research effort into higher minimum wages and worker protections is a clear attempt to circumvent the will of voters who already rejected these exact…
What World Cup visitors can teach us about America and civility – Mackinac Center
This article originally appeared in The Detroit News June 23, 2026. Americans spend a lot of time arguing about what’s wrong with the country. Sometimes international visitors help remind us what’s wonderful about it, and…
Hanson argues world is becoming more pro-American
Victor Davis Hanson explains for the Daily Signal why he believes the rest of the world is warming up to the United States. The world that we’re looking at today is radically different than that of just five years ago,…
Threats against SCOTUS come from one side of political aisle
Hannah Bates writes for the Federalist about the source of physical threats against US Supreme Court justices. Supreme Court justices Elena Kagan and Amy Coney Barrett testified before the House and Senate Appropriations…
Ossoff pans billionaires, takes money from dozens
Andrew Kerr writes for the Washington Free Beacon about a Georgia Democrat’s actions failing to match his rhetoric condemning the rich. To Sen. Jon Ossoff (D., Ga.), the billionaires are to blame for driving the culture of…
Rubio is right about International Criminal Court
Noah Rothman writes for National Review about insightful comments from the US secretary of state. The Guardian probably didn’t set out to make Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s point when it critiqued the secretary of state’s…
Economic news not as great as Trump claims
Jim Geraghty of National Review Online compares the president’s recent rhetoric with economic facts. Only an exceptionally small percentage of midterm election voters are spending much time thinking about the 2020 election.…
President Donald Trump’s Schedule for Thursday, July 16, 2026
Schedule Summary:President Donald Trump will have executive time, meet with Senator Darline Graham, meet with the president of El Salvador, hold a policy meeting, sign a bill, and address the nation on Thursday.ALL TIMES…
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