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Rep. Sean Camacho Gets Colorado’s TABOR Wildly Wrong
Democrat State Representative Sean Camacho recently penned a guest commentary for the Denver Post packed with false claims about Colorado’s Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights, or TABOR. Camacho argues that TABOR is a “Frankenstein’s monster” that grew…
Back to the Dark Ages? Unions Push Bills to Slow…
For centuries, the period known as the Dark Ages was defined by stagnation — a time when innovation…
Illinois Federation of Teachers lied about its…
A report from the union itself showed it had 16,500 fewer members last year than it claimed.…
Amid a proposed record budget, lawmakers should put…
Legislators should use fiscal notes to show taxpayers the economic impact of their…
Deputies safely rescue suicidal person in Minneapolis…
An incident yesterday morning in downtown Minneapolis illustrates the destructive results of…
Connecticut is Poised to Lose More Residents If It Fails to Fix Affordability
Connecticut may become a ghost town if lawmakers fail to address affordability concerns — and the warning signs are becoming harder to ignore. A new AARP survey of residents aged 45 and older shows deep concern about rising living costs. Respondents…
J.B. Pritzker, Illinois’ affordability champion?
Illinois is one of the least affordable states in the nation. Blame high taxes, public…
Felon in possession
Mohamed Ahmed Ibrahim, now aged 20, made his first appearance yesterday in federal court charged…
Homeland Security Secretary Noem to step down
President Trump announced today that Homeland Security Secretary Krist Noem would be stepping down…
Chicago property taxes jump — but unevenly
Some communities saw their bills rise 75% or more. The median property tax bill for…
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