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The Hill: School Choice in Florida Offers Wild and Imaginative Learning Options
Of the thousands of events commemorating this year’s National School Choice Week, the wildest and most imaginative may be the one that just took place in Tampa. It seemed straight out of Dr. Seuss’s “If I Ran the Zoo.” Called the Tampa School Choice…
Goldwater Petitions AZ Supreme Court to Reform…
Lawyers moving to Arizona can’t practice their profession without having to jump through onerous…
Governor Landry Pushes to Expand Education…
Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry is renewing his push to expand funding for the LA GATOR Scholarship…
Connecticut’s Census Numbers: Impressively Average
On Jan. 21, the U.S. Census Bureau released its 2024 State-to-State Migration Flows, offering a…
Orlando Sentinel: Will the Legislature Keep Its Eye on…
As the curtain fell on 2025 and I looked at the coming legislative session with my team, a sobering…
Lawfare-industrial complex
Taxpayer-funded lawyers sue the feds to create more demand for their product. I’m not kidding. The lawsuit (viewable here) was filed yesterday in federal district court in Minnesota (Case No. 26-cv-479) and reported this morning. The lawsuit…
North Dakota to participate in new tax-credit…
Something important is happening in education policy, and it isn’t coming from Washington mandates…
New Census Data Show Massachusetts Would Be Losing…
Domestic out-migration jumped again in 2025, underscoring declining competitiveness and economic…
Arizona’s Data Center Future at Risk from…
Data centers are the unseen but indispensable infrastructure of the modern world, and Arizona has…
Illinois spends $700K on decolonization activism
Illinois’ rushed, closed-door budgeting process funded $700,000 in taxpayer dollars to a…
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