Share this Story on Facebook, X, Text, LinkedIn, Gmail, Yahoo Mail, or OutlookEarlier this year, I warned that Virginia’s proposed Paid Family and Medical Leave Act would create one of the most expansive and expensive paid …
I recently learned the story of a 70-year-old woman who had spent her entire life in public housing. She was one of several generations in her family to live entirely in government housing. When someone can spend a lifetime…
By John A. Charles, Jr. The Oregon Department of Energy and the Oregon Climate Action Commission published a report seeking public comment on the TIGHGER 2.0 Project (Transformational Integrated Greenhouse Gas Emissions…
Introduction Article IX, Section 2 of the North Carolina State Constitution speaks to the state’s responsibility for public education when it declares, “The General Assembly shall provide by taxation and otherwise for a…
Three takeaways:— Public workers can join or not join unions.— Washington’s public employers should stop using government payroll systems to collect union dues for private organizations.— Public employers should provide…
Utah Housing Reforms that Garner Public Support Written by Key Takeaways Utah voters strongly prefer market forces over government regulation in housing, but broadly support specific, targeted reforms at both the state and…
Executive Summary As Utah lawmakers head into the legislative interim period, housing affordability will remain a top concern for Utah families, just as it is an ongoing national focus. A key point of ongoing tension is…
Share this Story on Facebook, X, Text, LinkedIn, Gmail, Yahoo Mail, or OutlookTuesday’s column discussed some of the reasons Governor Spanberger should amend or veto the public employee collective bargaining bill headed to…
Texas’ education system is not merely inefficient. It is structurally tilted to benefit insiders at the public’s expense, according to an explosive new report. The root of the problem is the Education Cartel—a network of…
Sutherland Institute’s public comment on the new civics course standards Written by The passage of last year’s H.B. 381 and this year’s H.B. 312 and S.B. 268 adjust Utah’s civics and social studies requirements. Those…
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