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Deflating the controversy over Medicaid work requirements
Earlier this month, Nebraska became the first state to implement the Medicaid work requirements established by last year’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act — now renamed by Republicans as the working families tax cuts. Dozens of others are scrambling to…
U.S. life expectancy gap doesn’t mean health…
America spends more in total and per capita on health care than any other country. So why do we tend…
CA homelessness goal pledged by Newsom lapses in…
Five years ago today, on May 11, 2021, California Gov. Newsom announced his plan to “end family…
Sarasota Herald-Tribune: Crying About School Choice…
Is the highest goal of K-12 education policy to produce great schools? Or is it to produce great…
Minnesota joins wealth tax push—despite their risks
Across the United States, people are fleeing “Blue States” with their high taxes, spending, and…
It all comes down to the last week
With just seven days left in the 2026 session and no global agreement on budget targets, the House and Senate are stubbornly passing their own version of policy and spending with no regard for reconciliation with the other body. They don’t even agree…
Happy Statehood Day, Minnesota!
Today is Minnesota Statehood Day, celebrating our state’s admittance to the union as the 32nd state…
What Pritzker’s housing plan gets right and wrong
The state should follow others by passing reforms that would make building housing easier and…
What Do These 14 California Counties Have In Common?
“The exodus from California is real, troubling, and has become too large to ignore.” That was the…
Greater Boston Chamber Survey: Youth Outmigration Risks…
May’s edition of The House Call breaks down results from the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce…
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