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KSDE and the Kansas State Board of Education ignore state literacy law; will the Legislature let them get away with it?
Time after time, the Kansas Department of Education and the State Board of Education allow school districts to violate state laws designed to improve student outcomes, and now they’ve shamelessly done it again. The Legislature passed the Every Child…
Chicago speed cameras hit 3-year ticket high in July
Monthly Chicago speed camera violations climbed to their highest level in more than three…
Chicago Teachers Union honors convicted murderer,…
The Chicago Teachers Union posted a social media memorial tribute to Assata Shakur, a…
Chicago finds 39 ways to get $1.65B more to spend
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s task force outlined 39 ways to raise up to $1.65 billion to…
Grassroot testimonies during September 2025
The following are testimonies submitted by the Grassroot Institute of Hawaii over the past few weeks…
Do we really want a ‘rubber stamp’ Legislature?
I’m a big fan of cooperation. My colleagues and I at the Grassroot Institute of Hawaii are always looking for opportunities to work with people from across the political spectrum toward a common goal. But this does not mean that we ignore our…
Connecticut’s ‘Sinkhole State’ Problem — and Why…
On Thursday, Sept. 25, Truth in Accounting (TIA) released its annual Financial State of the States…
The Case for a Coherent National Marketplace
The U.S. Department of Justice’s recent call for public comments on state laws that significantly…
A Patchwork of Regulations Stifles Innovation and…
The U.S. Department of Justice’s recent call for public comments on state laws that significantly…
So much fraud
But how much? Estimates range above $6 billion (with a “b”) just for the state Dept. of Human…
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