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How Many Complained about Alleged Rent Price-Fixing? Arizona’s AG Won’t Say
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes made national headlines last year when she sued nine residential landlords and a prominent software company, accusing them of working together to artificially inflate rents. But when the Goldwater Institute asked a…
‘We need to grow those voices’ that support…
Above, state Rep. Luke Evslin speaking at the Oct. 15 “Building common ground” housing event. Photo…
Trouble brewing in Mankato?
Recent violence reflects a changing landscape in Mankato A murder on Sunday morning followed by a…
Checking Medicaid’s Pulse
Are dead people on Missouri’s Medicaid program? Shockingly, the answer appears to be yes. Last…
Louisiana’s Tax Competitiveness Problem – Pelican…
The Tax Foundation’s recently released 2026 State Tax Competitiveness Index ranks Louisiana 31st in…
Is Anchorage’s New Proposed “Short-Term Rental-Only” Tax Really the Answer?
This blog looks at an urgent issue for Anchorage, which is considering a new short-term rental tax next week. That may seem like an easy fix for housing, but in reality, it raises serious questions about fairness, effectiveness, and government…
American Federation of Teachers place politics, leader…
Union accounting shows just 36% of its spending was on representing teachers in 2025, while…
Scores down, absences up for Chicago low-income,…
Chicago Public Schools’ low-income and minority students recorded lower proficiency rates…
Unlocking Opportunity – How Pelican Institute Brought…
The Vision – From Dependence to DignityIn 2021, the Pelican Institute for Public Policy launched the…
Municipal Mismanagement or Malfeasance in Tucson?
When cities mishandle public projects, Arizonans are the ones left holding the bill. Tucson’s…
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