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Budget cap could have saved Chicago $600M
Chicago’s budget has grown much faster than inflation, leaving taxpayers to endure higher costs without receiving better services. Implementing a spending cap linked to inflation could have kept costs under control, helping prevent future…
KCUR Finally Confronts the Reality of Fare-Free Transit
On Monday, KCUR carried a piece by NPR’s Joel Rose exploring fare-free buses in New York City, using…
Taxes, SNAP, and Data Center Debates
David Stokes, Elias Tsapelas, and Avery Frank join Zach Lawhorn to discuss local ballot measures in…
Goldwater to Supreme Court: Strike Down…
The Goldwater Institute joined forces with our friends at the North Carolina-based John Locke…
Read to your babies and improve their brain structure
Words, words, words! Babies and young children build the cognitive foundations for the rest of their…
One in Four State Employee Pension Dollars Flow Out of State
Florida may be nicknamed the Sunshine State, but for thousands of retired Connecticut state employees, it’s the “pension state”. According to state records, Connecticut’s retirement system paid out $2.7 billion in pension checks in 2024, and nearly…
Week in Review: Restoring Faith in Federalism
As civic education continues to slide and the federal government grows outside its bounds, a key…
First guilty plea in HSS fraud
Anwar Ahmed Adow, age 25, became the first defendant to plead guilty in the Housing Stabilization…
MN Gov. Tim Walz rails against the Obamacare subsidies…
In a new video, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz carries the national Democrat’s message about health…
Akina extols dissent as necessary part of solving our…
Grassroot Institute President Keli‘i Akina spoke briefly on Wednesday morning, Oct. 16, with radio…
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