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3rd Bush Fellow linked to Feeding fraud
From KARE-11, Meal site sponsor who billed taxpayers $7.8 million received another $1 million even after the state ordered money paid back. The ever-alert Lou Raguse is on the story. The nonprofit involved is the New American Development Cener…
Week in Review: A Regulatory Rein-In
The power to make laws should rest with the people and their elected representatives—not government…
Florida’s Private Sector Is Booming
When economists assess a state’s economic health, private sector employment is one of the clearest…
Minnesota open enrollment participation among nation’s…
Minnesota’s 1988 open enrollment law was the nation’s first, allowing students to attend public…
Minnesota open enrollment participation among nation’s…
Minnesota’s 1988 open enrollment law was the nation’s first, allowing students to attend public…
HB1737 HD3: Definition of farm employee housing should protect existing rules
March 18, 2026, 3 p.m.Hawaii State CapitolConference Room 415 and VideoconferenceTo: Senate Committee on Agriculture and Environment Sen. Mike Gabbard, Chair Sen. Herbert M. “Tim” Richards, III, Vice Chair Senate Committee on Housing …
SB3028 SD2: Conveyance tax hike could harm economy and…
March 18, 2026, 9 a.m.Hawaii State CapitolConference Room 430 and VideoconferenceTo: House Committee…
Green Dreams, $11 Billion Reality: Connecticut Energy…
Connecticut lawmakers are advancing a sweeping renewable energy bill that could commit ratepayers to…
The White House Got AI Right. Congress Could Still Get…
The White House’s National Policy Framework for Artificial Intelligence is the first serious attempt…
Green Dreams, $11 Billion Reality: Connecticut Energy…
Connecticut lawmakers are advancing a sweeping renewable energy bill that could commit ratepayers to…
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