Michigan’s Trial Courts Have a Major Funding Problem
The statutory scheme that keeps them running is set to expire in 2020 – and there’s no back up plan in place yet … more
Election Night: More Corporate Handouts or More Personal Income Tax Cuts?
As expected, both candidates have different plans for economic growth … more
Mail-in Elections, More Corporate Subsidies, Training Tax Assessors And More
Interesting or noteworthy bill introductions … more
A Flip Of A Switch
Not all energy is there when you need it … more
MDE Overreach a Serious Concern
New rules attack cyber school option for families … more
Supreme Court Restores, Strengthens Rights For Millions Of Public Employees In Janus Ruling
My Pay My Say is a national campaign to educate and empower workers to exercise these rights … more
Mackinac Center and Virginia Tech Professor Dr. Marc Edwards Sue Wayne State Over Flint Water Docs
The Mackinac Center Legal Foundation files case to help bring about further government transparency … more
Lawmakers Repeal Prevailing Wage and Pass Work Requirements for Able-Bodied Medicaid Population
Repeal of union wage mandates and application of Medicaid work requirements will benefit taxpayers and Michigan’s economy … more
New Scorecard Ranks Every Michigan Legislator on Corporate Handouts
Tracks every vote of nearly 500 lawmakers since 2001 … more
Health Policy Consensus Group Calls for Short-Term Health Plan Reform
Organizations across the country urge Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to make short-term plans renewable … more
