Colbeck Introduces Bill to Crack Down on Campus Free Speech Infringements
State School Board Member: ‘Taxpayer dollars should not go to such institutions’
The Fake School Employee: Retiring Union President Spikes $115K State Pension
An extra $99k per year by 'taking leave' — at the union, for 24 years
Back to the MEGA Future: Good Jobs for Michigan Reinvents Failed MEGA Program
Proposed law shares remarkable similarities with old, failed law
Larry Reed Versus ‘Smug, Arrogant, Self-Righteous, PC, Campus Insanity’
Mackinac Center's first president bullied by leftist authoritarians while giving lecture on ancient Rome
It Would Take 600 Wind Turbines to Replace One Closing U.P. Coal Plant
Natural gas the real replacement, but new Michigan wind mandate means more turbine towers coming, too
Save Closures for Truly Failing Schools
Context needed for decisions, whether by state or local officials
Taxpayer Funded Electioneering in Full Swing Before May 2 Tax Votes
Officials claim messages ‘presenting factual information’ (wink, wink)
Nothing More Certain Than Taxes and School Officials Wanting More of Them
Education funding keeps increasing, schools still want more
Wind Industry Titan Soaks Up Billions in Tax Subsidies
887 turbines here already; NextEra Energy sues Michigan rural townships for more
Proposed Corporate Giveaway Unlikely to Grow Economy
Lawmakers should consider the full costs of corporate welfare before they approve it
Another Michigan School District, Another False Union ‘Teacher Pay Cuts’ Story
This time it’s Macomb County’s Clintondale district
Official Collects Six-Figure Pay From Multiple Cities Simultaneously
If one person can do three at once are cities overpaying?
Dear House Tax Committee: Pure Michigan Return on Investment Not Validated
State Rep. Jim Tedder asks the right question
While Schools Try Fiscal Responsibility, Union Sets Up Protests
Clintondale and Richmond are trying to stay out of financial trouble, but it may not last
Excessive Lawmaking Road to ‘Regiment Every Aspect of Society and Commerce’
Statism that knows no party boundaries
What’s Old is New Again: Another Subsidy Program Being Considered by Legislature
Good for politicians and well-connected businesses, bad for Michigan
Awash In Millions In Government Subsidies, Solar Company Still Shuttered Michigan Plant
Three months before closing, federal government boasted 'Future So Bright, You Got To Wear Shades'
State Dials Back Pollyannaish Pension Assumptions, Admits Deeper Hole
Accepting you have a problem a first step to solving it
Dem Candidate For Governor Says: Preserve Failed Detroit Schools, Close Charters
District schools unionized, charters not — and teachers unions a major Dem funding source
Detroit School Enrollment Reaches Historic Low
Which means starting next year in a budget hole already
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