IMPACT July/August 2016

California Attorney General Puts Donor Privacy in Danger

Kahryn Riley and Jim Walker | June 10, 2016

By the Numbers

June 10, 2016

Wanderlust and the Power of Broadened Perspective

Geneva Ruppert Wise | June 10, 2016

What’s Wrong with the Detroit Education Commission Idea?

June 10, 2016

Study Shows More Money Isn’t the Solution for Michigan’s Education Woes

Ben DeGrow | June 10, 2016

Presidential Candidates Talk Trade; Mackinac Center Work Comes to Forefront

James M. Hohman | June 10, 2016

Mackinac Center Paper Published in Academic Journal

June 10, 2016

Ridesharing

June 10, 2016

Worker Freedom for Public Employees Likely Heads to State Courts

June 10, 2016

Labor Director Presents on West Virginia Employee Freedom at Heritage Resource Bank

June 10, 2016

Helping People Exercise Their Right-to-Work Option

June 10, 2016

Poverty, Inc.

June 10, 2016

In Memoriam

June 10, 2016

Moving Forward on Forfeiture Reform

Jarrett Skorup | June 10, 2016

'I Don’t Know My Country Anymore'

Joseph G. Lehman | June 10, 2016

IMPACT May/June 2016

IRA Charitable Rollovers Now Permanent

John T. McFarland | March 22, 2016

'This is a Way to Perpetuate Our Values'

March 22, 2016

By the Numbers

March 17, 2016

Pursuing Cooperative Solutions in an Age of Political Food Fights

Kahryn Riley | March 17, 2016

The Value of Treating Others Better Than They May Deserve

Geneva Ruppert Wise | March 17, 2016

CapCon Receives 2015 Better Newspaper Award

March 17, 2016

An Evening Talking Policy with Speaker Cotter

March 17, 2016

Let Them Work

March 17, 2016

Legislature Considers Limiting Undemocratic Tax Hikes

James M. Hohman | March 17, 2016

Why You Should Care About Government Employee Pensions

James M. Hohman | March 17, 2016

National Celebration Puts Focus on Educational Choice

Ben DeGrow | March 17, 2016

Report Identifies Schools That Overcome Poverty

Ben DeGrow | March 17, 2016

Right-to-Work Case Will Be Reargued

Patrick J. Wright | March 17, 2016

Labor Union Protests Outside Mackinac Center Office

March 17, 2016

Majority of States Now Right-to-Work

March 17, 2016

Interview with David Nemmers, Mackinac Center Supporter

March 17, 2016

How to Prevent Public Officials From Advocating With Taxpayer Dollars

Jarrett Skorup | March 17, 2016

On Persuasion

Michael J. Reitz | March 17, 2016

IMPACT March/April 2016

By the Numbers

February 16, 2016

My Favorite Things

Dan Armstrong | February 16, 2016

Mackinac Center Lawyer Debates AFL-CIO General Counsel

February 16, 2016

Liberty Depends on Clearly Defined Laws

Michael J. Reitz and Anne Schieber Dykstra | February 16, 2016

Canadian Report Uses Mackinac Center Research

February 16, 2016

Disclosure Requirements Would Promote Accountability of Public Sector Unions

February 16, 2016

ChoosingCharters.com Informs Thousands About the Benefits of Charter Schools

February 16, 2016

Balanced Budget Amendments on Balance: Center Analyst Testifies with a Memoir

February 16, 2016

Bringing Entrepreneurship to the Next Generation

February 16, 2016

Teacher Union Membership in Michigan Continues to Decline

February 16, 2016

Mackinac Center Win Earns Key Placement in MEA Magazine

February 16, 2016

Time to End the Use of Public Pension Plans for Private Gain

February 16, 2016

New Study Says Pure Michigan Campaign Not As Advertised

Michael D. LaFaive | February 16, 2016

Why Can’t Tesla Sell Cars in Michigan?

February 16, 2016

Interview with Franklin Holwerda, Mackinac Center Supporter

February 16, 2016

Welcome New Staffers!

February 16, 2016

Short-Sighted Compassion

Jim Walker | February 16, 2016

Whether Winning or Losing, Stay on Offense

Joseph G. Lehman | February 16, 2016

IMPACT January/February 2016

Winning Opinion Civil Asset Forfeiture: Mackinac Center’s Work Pays Off in Reform

December 9, 2015

Your Gift of Stock has Added Benefits

Jim Walker | December 9, 2015

By the Numbers

December 9, 2015

Which is Better: Finding Fault or Providing Help?

Dan Armstrong | December 9, 2015

Research Director Debates Lansing Mayor on Corporate Welfare

December 9, 2015

Legislature Actively Considers Criminal Justice Reforms

Michael J. Reitz and Michael Van Beek | December 9, 2015

Leading the Way

December 9, 2015

Looking Back

Kendra L. Shrode | December 9, 2015

Kendra Shrode

Joseph G. Lehman | December 9, 2015

Michigan Trails Only Pennsylvania in Contracting Out for School Services

Michael D. LaFaive | December 9, 2015

ChoosingCharters.com

December 9, 2015

Michigan Already Benefitting from Right-to-work

December 9, 2015

Interview with Larry Buist, Mackinac Center Supporter

December 9, 2015

Three Join Board of Scholars

December 9, 2015

The Idea of Liberty

Michael J. Reitz | December 9, 2015

IMPACT November/December 2015

By the Numbers

October 1, 2015

Helping More by Doing Less

Dan Armstrong | October 1, 2015

Winning Opinion

October 1, 2015

Timeline Shows Big Labor’s Bark is Worse than Its Bite

October 1, 2015

How I Grew to Appreciate Entrepreneurs: I Met Some

Jim Walker | October 1, 2015

Mackinac Scholar Convinces Crowd of Free Market Benefits for Friedman Legacy Day

October 1, 2015

Michigan House Takes Action After Mackinac Center Civil Asset Forfeiture Event

October 1, 2015

Congressman Joins Mackinac Center Analyst to Confront Civil Asset Forfeiture

October 1, 2015

Voters in 2016 May Face Eight Ballot Proposals

Jack Spencer | October 1, 2015

Union's Hidden Scheme Backfires

Dan Armstrong | October 1, 2015

Mackinac Labor Director and Autoworker Keynote Event Regarding the Future of Unions

October 1, 2015

Mackinac Center Uncovers Billions of Taxpayer Dollars Going to “Economic Development” Without Disclosure

James M. Hohman | October 1, 2015

Sharing Positive Stories of School Choice

October 1, 2015

Interview with Jack Elder, Mackinac Center Supporter

October 1, 2015

UAW Opt Out

October 1, 2015

The Conservative Heart: Making Ideals That Work into Ones that Persuade

Anne Schieber Dykstra | October 1, 2015

Ballot Proposals, Big Labor's Bark, and PO Boxes

Dan Armstrong | October 1, 2015

IMPACT September/October 2015

Experience Freedom

August 4, 2015

By the Numbers

August 4, 2015

We Remember What People Did Kindly and Freely

Dan Armstrong | August 4, 2015

Measures Would Ban Steve Cook-Style Schemes

Jack Spencer | August 4, 2015

Supreme Court to Hear Friedrichs Case

August 4, 2015

Making Public Employee Unions More Transparent: Good for Workers, Good for Citizens

August 4, 2015

Progress in Education: Teacher Performance Considered in Layoff Decision

Audrey Spalding | August 4, 2015

MERC to Find August Window Illegal

Patrick J. Wright | August 4, 2015

Gov. Snyder’s Much-Needed Move on Licensing

August 4, 2015

Rupe Debate: Money in Politics

August 4, 2015

Interview with Ted Hennig, Mackinac Center Supporter

August 4, 2015