This article originally appeared in the Wall Street Journal August 1, 2025. California isn’t only the No. 1 state for illegal immigrants. It’s also the top state for illegal cigarettes. The reason is clear: heavy-handed…
This article originally appeared in the Washington Examiner June 23, 2025. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer seems all but certain to run for president, and voters need to know about a uniquely concerning part of her record. She has…
After eliminating the funding source for the state’s largest business subsidy program, Michigan legislators have introduced a replacement, calling it the “Real Jobs for Michigan,” part of a two-bill package sponsored by Rep.…
The Michigan Legislature is considering bills to allow nurse practitioners to be independent operators, which they currently can do in most states. Recent research suggests this would lead to fewer malpractice lawsuits,…
For most of American history, the United States – and Michigan – had no zoning at all. Detroit, Grand Rapids, Ann Arbor, and other major cities grew rapidly before municipal zoning codes existed. The most stringent forms of…
This article originally appeared in the Washington Times June 23, 2025 In the wake of immigration protests that rocked California and spread across America, many union members are wondering: Why is my money supporting this…
This article originally appeared in USA Today May 19, 2025. Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer may as well have already declared herself as a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2028. In a much-ballyhooed…
This article originally appeared in the Lansing State Journal September 18, 2025. While both the Michigan House and the Michigan Senate have passed budgets for the upcoming fiscal year — which starts in less than one month —…
This article originally appeared in The Detroit News November 11, 2025. One job created for every 11 promised. That’s the dismal return from Michigan’s taxpayer-funded economic development efforts over two decades, according…
Can a state buy its way into the film industry, or are these subsidies chasing an illusion of Hollywood that no longer exists? Michael Brown has been involved with Nevada policy since 1995, and he began studying film…
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