Redirect money from Indian gaming, arts and cultural spending, AgBio research and more
Slouching towards subsidies
A comparison of what a little extra revenue provides to residents
Mackinac Center files brief supporting worker freedom
Property owners may now seek redress in federal courts
Lawmakers can fix the roads without raising taxes
Increase in line with years past, not “game-changing” and “historic”
PRO Act gives unions unfettered access to employees
Real Cuts to Corporate Welfare on the Table
Families need more, not fewer, education options
One out of 25 jobs in the state is in auto manufacturing
Lawmakers should be aware of the amount currently being spent on roads
Less energy with more jobs ≠ efficient
No defense for vote to refuse federal charter school funds
The NEA should keep its facts straight when it comes to school choice
The current system is only great if you count the benefits and ignore the costs
MDOT chief says system can handle it
Politicians have to judge how receptive people are to fuel and vehicle taxes
Study raises questions about bias in judging teacher performance
Bills would encourage paying down retirement debts
The $223.5 million is money that won't be spent on roads
Latest data shows the relationship between cigarette taxes and smuggling
Proposal would increase lawsuits, incentivize fraud and drive insurers out of state
Lawmakers can spend more on roads without a tax hike
It’s time for EV to compete or fail on their own
Benefits costs remain expensive but are declining
Any increased costs would be dwarfed by the savings drivers will achieve
Michigan families need more educational freedom
Board set to vote on action soon
Bills would lessen some licensing restrictions
Bridge Magazine op-ed only considers tax hike option for more road funding
Nearly every aspect of a teacher's job falls under the rules of a union contract. The following are analyses of the current collective bargaining agreements for teachers and a few other employee groups in select Michigan school districts.
