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Speaking of Ohio, we are getting close. School choice is in the state Senate’s budget: The Senate’s budget makes an Ed Choice Scholarship universally available

We thought this would be a good time to update the school choice map. At the beginning of the year, there were eight school choice

For those of us who remember not so long ago when San Francisco was a world-class city, this is getting sadder by the day: The

We’ve been doing some historical research collecting all the crazy claims Democrats in Congress made against the historic 1996 welfare reforms signed into law by

Senator Paul set the standard for fiscal conservatives with his plan to cut federal spending by 5% per year to achieve balance within five years.

Just when we thought we were turning the tide on ESG madness on Wall Street and in corporate board rooms, we learn this: Barron’s reports

A report last week by the Bureau of Labor Statistics on productivity got overlooked with all of the debt deal hooplas. But what was remarkable

Retail giant, Target, reports in its first-quarter earnings report that “theft and organized crime” may cost the chain $1.3 billion in losses this year. Who

Our study – which you can find at PensionPolitics.com – looking at the ESG-friendly proxy voting habits of some of Wall Street’s biggest money managers continues to

A major “deficit reduction” measure in Biden’s scam “Inflation Acceleration Act” was to impose price controls on new patented pharmaceutical drugs. This was supposed to