Lawmakers who want to spend more taxpayer money on roads can find another extra $1 billion by using these 13 suggestions.
The state’s Schools of Choice program does not merit the attacks it recently received on a national scale.
A bill in Congress to increase the national minimum wage would harm young and inexperienced workers who need on-the-job experience.
A recent report significantly overstates the number of jobs that renewable energy sources provide.
Michigan should give parents of special needs students more say over their children’s education.
The three competing proposals for the next state budget direct more money to the roads and cut money for corporate welfare.
Michigan improved its school-grading system last year by giving parents more detailed information, but it could still be better.
Michigan has almost doubled its spending on roads since 2010, but it will take a while for the changes to show up.
State lawmakers and Gov. Gretchen Whitmer delivered on a long-needed fix to fix Michigan’s auto insurance laws, which made auto insurance here more expensive than anywhere else in the country.
The state would be better off sticking to funding roads rather than subsidizing film festivals, orchestras and garden poetry readings.
