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universal license recognition improves access to healthcare services
Occupational licensing rules restrict entry into certain occupations, effectively limiting the supply of goods and services. It stands to reason, then, that loosening licensing rules would improve access to goods and services and lower prices.…
Coal is back on the menu with DOE, DOI actions
Last week, the Department of Energy announced it would invest $625 million in coal production and…
Golden Turkey nominations are now open!
It’s our favorite time of year: Golden Turkey Season!The competition to find the most bird-brained…
Minnesota Man of the Day
Eduhi Raul Perea-Lizeaga, a/k/a Luis Roberto Diaz-Colon, is the latest addition to our Minnesota Man…
Give Me Your Innovators, Your AI: The Promise of…
There is a growing disconnect between America’s technology industry and America’s technology…
U-Ark’s Robert Maranto & BASIS Ed Texas’ Sean Woytek on Academically Intensive Charter Schools
The Learning Curve Sean Woytek And Robert Maranto Albert Cheng: Hey everybody. How’s it going? Welcome to another episode of The Learning Curve podcast. I’m one of your co-hosts this week, Albert Cheng and co-hosting with me this week is the…
DEI Is Built on A Lie
What happens when the language of progress—“diversity,” “equity,” “inclusion”—becomes a mask for a…
Corporate Welfare: Picking Winners and Creating Losers
Politicians love to announce “big wins” when a new factory breaks ground or a large company pledges…
Ten for Tech in 2026
Table of Contents FOSTERING INNOVATION: A STATE POLICYMAKER’S GUIDE TO TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESS An…
Without reforms, pension insolvency will eat Chicago…
If Chicago’s pension systems become insolvent, the city will have to reduce benefits or make…
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