Few companies are applying for subsidies when the state is losing jobs
A tax hike will make cigarette smuggling even more lucrative
The Mackinac Center intervenes in Consumers Energy's planning process
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer took unprecedented actions in response to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. The state banned certain businesses from operating and even required the entire population of Michigan to stay in their homes under penalty of law. The constitutionality of these actions was questionable, and some were struck down by the Michigan Supreme Court. Now that the pandemic emergency has ended, it is time to assess the state of Michigan’s emergency actions both in terms of their effectiveness and their propriety.
Jonathan Wood on how to better manage federal forests to prevent large wildfires
Six former Mackinac Center interns who have made their marks on the publishing world
State leaders should give more support for educational choices
The investigation can help the state be better prepared in the future
The Mackinac Center sued the university on behalf of ACTA
The Mackinac Center for Public Policy announces our 2021 Planning for Life Workshops around Michigan.
This week's MichiganVotes Roll Call Report
Families left to hope governor reconsiders scholarship program
The 1945 law concentrated too much state power in the hands of Michigan's governors
Burying Michigan’s Unconstitutional Emergency Powers Law
Court emphasizes the primary objective of the Freedom of Information Act
The Mackinac Center for Public Policy announces our 2021 Planning for Life Workshops around Michigan.
Mackinac Center case argues for First Amendment rights of lawyers
Legislation would get rid of an unnecessary regulation
Dan Johnson of Progressive Political Affairs on an Interstate Compact to Eliminate Business Subsidies
This week's MichiganVotes Roll Call Report
