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Don’t Push the School Funding Panic Button

Districts can adapt to federal enrollment projections

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Michigan Local Governments Have Self-Inflicted Financial Problems

It’s up to them to stop adding retiree debt

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Incentive For New Teachers in Hard-To-Fill Specialties? Zero

Experience, independent research, suggest Michigan’s system doesn’t make sense

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Commentary

Skilled Trades Teachers Don’t Need a College Degree

Why doesn’t the principals’ association trust its members?

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Editorial

Which Special Interest Is Raking In Big Profits On Michigan Auto Insurance?

Hospitals point to insurance companies, but report shows insurers lose money on policies

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Commentary

Federal Tax Proposal Not Perfect, but Good for Michigan, Nation

Reform plans are on the right track

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Analysis

Spending And Tax Collections Up, But East Lansing Still Asks For Local Income Tax

Value of real estate in the city — its related tax collections — are higher now than before the housing bubble

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Commentary

Local Governments Are Not in Debt Because of Less Revenue Sharing

It's time to address unfunded liabilities

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City Claims It Will Cut Almost Everything Without a ‘Needed’ Tax Hike

But Fraser has a spending problem it should address first

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New Analysis: Auto Insurance Costs Out of Control

Costs on the rise, will get worse if nothing is done

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It’s Mostly Dems Pushing Auto Insurance ‘Alternative’ Bills That Benefit Trial Attorneys

Alternative package would make it easier to sue, raising costs of nation’s most expensive auto insurance

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When Firefighters Aren’t Allowed to Fight Fires

Licensing rules prevent ex-convicts from contributing productively to society

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Why We Might Not Want to Require Rescue

Proposal to reverse no-duty-to-rescue law needs a deeper examination

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CEOs of Michigan’s Big Energy Monopolies Get Millions, Customers Get Rate Hikes

DTE’s head collected $12.5 million while company lobbied for friendly rewrite of state regulations

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Commentary

DeVos: Fight for Students, Not Over Them

Secretary of Education makes powerful case for parental choice

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Analysis

Fake News: HuffPost Article on DeVos Filled With Mistruths

Union officials presented simply as ‘teachers,’ hedge funds bizarrely linked to charter schools

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Editorial

Progressive Advocacy Groups Wants Tax Loophole for the Wealthy

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Close Coal Plants, Open Gas Plants, DTE Gets 10 Percent Profit Either Way

It’s good to be a regulated electric monopoly in Michigan

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Commentary

Only One Auto Insurance Reform Plan Worth Pursuing

HB 5013 will reduce premiums, competing reform bills may increase them

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Editorial

Detroit School Boss: Charter Schools Are ‘Disastrous’

While his own district is nation’s worst, charter students do measurably better

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Commentary

Unions Admit Forcing People to Pay Dues is Political

U.S. Supreme Court considers right-to-work for all

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State’s Largest Teachers Union Offloads Some Pension Obligations Onto Taxpayers

MEA’s own unfunded pension liabilities now stand at $130.3 million

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Commentary

How to Solve Government Employee Retiree Health Insurance Costs

Freeze salary schedules until health insurance is fully funded

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Fraser Public Schools Explains Its Role In A Union Pension Spiking Scheme

Superintendent says the law allows it and legislators had the chance to end it but didn't

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Sweet Deal: Another Teachers Union President's Pension On Taxpayers' Dime

Fraser Schools agrees to pension spiking arrangement with union official

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