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Jeff Bezos Reportedly Raising Money To Replace Blue-Collar Workers With Robots
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is reportedly in early discussions about raising $100 billion for a new effort that would purchase manufacturing companies and aim to utilize artificial intelligence (AI) technology for…
An Incredible Share Of Migrant Households Use Welfare, Study Finds
Nearly half of households in the United States headed by a non-citizen benefit from some form of traditional government welfare, according to a newly published analysis.Forty-seven percent of migrant households are taking…
When you don’t know where to find the answer to that question about NC public schools. . .
Have you ever wondered how much the average public school teacher is paid in salary and benefits, how much public schools receive in lottery funding, or how many students are enrolled in charter schools? If you do, you’re not…
Winners & Losers: Europe Finally Gets Strait & History Changes for Chavez
Every Friday morning I join the Cardle & Woolley Show on Talk1370 Radio in Austin to announce the week’s Winners & Losers. In a weekend with long lines at every airport and record heat predicted, here’s who made the…
Will the income tax cause a drop in charitable giving?
Proponents of the recently passed Senate Bill 6346 (SB 6346), Washington’s new 9.9 percent income tax on household income above $1 million, effective January 1, 2028, point to one feature that claim will actually boost…
Senate Passes Bill To End Politicians’ ‘Special Treatment’ In Airports Amid Monthlong DHS Shutdown
The Senate passed a bill to end lawmakers’ special privileges to bypass airport security lines late Thursday night while security personnel continue to manage hours-long lines while working without pay through a partial…
Election Policy Supreme Court Set To Debate Is Literally An 80-20 Issue, Poll Shows
A key election integrity issue set to be debated by the Supreme Court has overwhelming bipartisan support among the U.S. public, according to a poll released Friday and shared with the Daily Caller News…
Which Local Governments Rely Most Heavily on Nonvoter-Approved Debt?
The Certificates of Obligation Act of 1971 allows certain governmental entities—like cities, counties, and select special districts—to go into debt without voter approval for the purpose of funding public projects, including …
Taxes and Debt are Going Up Without Voter Approval
Local governments today are utilizing certificates of obligation (COs) to a much greater extent than in the past. As a result, taxes and debt are growing without voter approval and Texans are being denied the right to decide.…
Passenger Rail Wrong Fit for Portland, Metro Study Shows
By Naomi Inman Letter by John A. Charles, Jr. This week, Cascade Policy Institute president John Charles sent a letter to the members of Oregon’s House and Senate about Metro’s Regional Rail Futures Study, prepared in…
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