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Orlando Sentinel: Florida Isn’t Polarized. It’s Disappointed
Look at what’s sitting underneath the poll’s headline findings. Seventy-one percent of likely Florida voters polled say the country is extremely or very divided. Forty-four percent don’t feel safe saying what they think out loud. Fifty-nine percent…
How Minnesota’s property taxes make life less…
How property tax hikes squeeze affordability Property taxes are a large and growing source of…
Wall Street Journal: Even Southern States Should Worry…
At first blush, there’s little reason for state legislators in Mississippi and Georgia to care about…
Let Connecticut Keep Opportunity at Home
Connecticut has a rare opportunity in front of it. The question is straightforward: Will we allow…
Kansas Lawmakers Are Settling for Average While Other…
Kansas ranks 23rd on tax competitiveness. In a race where people vote with their feet, that is not…
Illinois must rein in spending
Increases funded by federal COVID aid have been made permanent, causing a fiscal problem. Illinois needs to pull back on spending. Since 2020, the state has gotten $15.6 billion in federal aid related to the COVID-19 pandemic. While…
Habeas forever
It’s been ten days since the federal 8th circuit court of appeals issued a major immigration ruling,…
Discussing the American Revolution
One of the British Broadcasting Corporation’s (BBC) finest products is a radio show called “In Our…
Minnesota’s Economic News — W/E 4/3/26
State and local taxes and spending KSTP: Fate of license tab bill that would lower fees remains up…
New nuclear power, except in Minnesota
From the Worchester (MA) Telegram & Gazette, Bipartisan New England governors form pact to grow…
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