The proposed repeal of Michigan’s right-to-work laws imperils worker freedoms.
Data Privacy Day Is a Reminder That a National Framework is Necessary
Data Privacy Day is an opportunity for all Americans and Congress to learn more about protecting the privacy of personal data.
Texas Lawmakers Must Exercise Caution with Spending Surplus
Texas lawmakers will decide how to spend a $32.7 billion budget surplus.
GAO Report Highlights Need for Uniform Remote Sales Tax
Congress must work with the states to create a uniform system for sales taxation.
Adopting Regulatory Sandboxes Improve Innovation
The Ohio House should not hesitate to also adopt strong reforms in SB 249 to bring increased innovation to the Buckeye State.
Memphis Announces Plans for $684 Million Stadium Investments
The city of Memphis is considering $684 million in public subsidies for four sports stadiums.
Recession Fears Provide Opportunity for States to Take the Lead
States should begin preparing for future recessions to avoid becoming overly reliant on federal money.
Broadband Waste Detailed in Wisconsin Legislative Audit Bureau Report
A report from the Wisconsin Legislative Audit Bureau discovered insufficient oversight guidance in the state’s broadband programs.
Report Exposes Misspent COVID Relief Funds in Tennessee Schools
Tennessee school districts wasted millions of dollars in COVID relief on projects unrelated to the pandemic or learning recovery.
California Bans Gas-Powered Cars
A new rule promulgated by the California Air Resources Board bans the sale of new gas powered cars in the state after 2035.