Police Set Up Crime, Entrap College Student’s Cellphone and $100
Though none were criminally charged, 523 in Michigan still lost property forfeited to police last year
Unions That Say Prevailing Wage Law Protects Retirees Mismanage Worker Pensions
Reports show Michigan construction union pensions in ‘critical’ condition
Teachers Union President: It’s A Lousy Job And Young People Should Look Elsewhere
The pay and benefits don't look bad based on number of people applying
Update: D.C.’s Tax Reform Sausage Making May Still Work Out
Tax Foundation Calculates $2,500 gain per Michigan family
Half Of Able-Bodied Michigan Medicaid Expansion Enrollees Don’t Work
More than 600,000 enrolled, while total state unemployment down to just 218,000
Iron Mountain Schools Draws Flak for Novel Homeschool Co-op
'I don’t think it’s a fair way of doing it,' says neighboring superintendent
Why did the Governor Flip Flop on Corporate Welfare?
Corporate handouts remain unfair and ineffective
Teachers Union Head Gets Annual $92,000 Pension Bonus, Courtesy of Taxpayers
Scheme let top union officials get school pensions based on six-figure union salaries
With Income Tax Rejected By Voters, East Lansing Looks at Spending Cuts
A common story: Residents will pay for years of pension underfunding by elected officials
Another Local Politician Violates Election Law, Sanctions Again Unlikely
‘Elected officials ... violate the law far too often,’ says critic of taxpayer-funded tax-hike electioneering
Why There’s a Revolving Prison Door
New research suggests that strict parole rules contribute to inflated prison populations
City Taxpayers Will Pay Millions For Past Employees’ Benefits
Politicians break faith, promise retiree health insurance without paying for it
No More ‘Chippewas,’ ‘Eskymos’ or ‘Fighting Scots’? Bill Bans Ethnic Mascots
State government officials would create a ‘banned in Michigan’ list
Change Careers to Teaching? Take the SAT
New bureaucratic rule constricts educator pipeline
Insurance Reform Opponents Spin 'No' Votes; Drivers Just Want Rate Relief
Now what? Some special interests have reason to celebrate the high-cost status quo
Legislature Looking to Streamline Internet Services
Bills would limit fees and ban government-owned networks
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MEA Attack on Online Charters Misses Mark
Policy based on bad data, double standards would hurt families
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