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Before Spending Millions to Replace Federal Subsidies, Connecticut Should Audit Its Own Data
Access Health CT — the state’s health insurance exchange — recently warned that as many as 30 to 35 percent of its 150,000 marketplace enrollees may lose coverage in the coming years as federal subsidies expire and verification rules tighten. The…
Debt Is the Fire—And Louisiana Is in the Path
Federal spending is out of control. Washington is racking up debt faster than at any time outside a…
DFL remains in denial about Minnesota’s runaway…
Yesterday, we learned that Minnesota’s state government was forecast to run a budget surplus for the…
New Observations Confirm Skepticism of Creative Class…
In a recent Vox column, Rachel Cohen Booth argues that many American cities pursued a…
Wall Street Journal discovers Minnesota fraud
Three (3) items published yesterday in the Wall Street Journal touch on different aspects of the…
Arkansas Supreme Court Strikes Down City’s Illegal Trash Monopoly
In an important victory for the right to earn a living, the Arkansas Supreme Court has ruled in favor of Goldwater Institute client Steven Hedrick, striking down efforts by the city of Holiday Island to bar him from running his dumpster business.…
Week in Review: Exposing Academic Rot
Academic journals play a key role in higher education’s advancement of human knowledge—universities…
Idaho’s Costly Burden from the Border
The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare recently released data showing that outlays for emergency…
Allow single-family dwellings by-right in mixed-use…
The following testimony was submitted by the Grassroot Institute of Hawaii for consideration by the…
Provide tax relief to aging farmers; cap ag land value…
The following testimony was submitted by the Grassroot Institute of Hawaii for consideration by the…
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