MSU Bans Smoking on Campus But Reports No Violations
Is the law about enforcement or education?
Teachers Union Said They Were Done Losing Members (They’ve Lost 17K Since)
MEA membership is down to 90,000 from 117,000 before right-to-work
Pew Trust: State Pension Managers Failed Even To Meet Own Funding Estimates
A cascade of failures leave taxpayers on hook for $26.7 billion in unfunded pension promises
SEIU Sues Its Own Members for Banquet Hall They Paid For
Taylor school employees decertify, so union retaliates
Don’t Impose Granholm-era Mandates on Michigan Energy
With new federal regulations likely, legislators should wait on energy reform
Pension Officials Mislead Lawmakers
Bureaucrats attempt to scuttle pension reform with inaccurate and irrelevant information
Bill Closing Possible Loophole In Photo ID Voting Law May Be On Fast Track
August sting caught Michigan poll workers giving ballots to impostors of notable people
ACLU Joins DeVos Assaults By Ignoring Inconvenient Charter School Truths
Charters do better, and outcompete conventional unionized schools when parents can choose
School Budgets, Senate Pension Reforms Under Attack From Pension System
System costs Birmingham schools 60 percent more, but managers say don’t touch it
ACLU: Study Finds Detroit's Charters May Outperform, But Their Competition Hurts Regular Schools
Organization says Detroit charter school success skews statewide record higher
Mackinac Scholars Challenge Tourism Officials to Debate
Letter sent to key proponents of Pure Michigan campaign
Soaring Pension Costs Breaking School Budgets, Crimping Teacher Pay
Underfunded state retirement system helping to drive this district into deficit too
School Choice on the National Stage
How Can New Education Secretary Best Advance Opportunities?
Dear Teachers Union: School Pensions Not Supposed To Be A Ponzi Scheme
Says so right in the state constitution
School Choice Opponents Recycle Myths as Trump Picks DeVos for Education
No myth: Most children in charters learn more than peers in district schools
Higher Education Spending Still Down After Michigan's 'Lost Decade,' But Rising
Union overshoots with claim of 30 percent decline
Even With $500 Million Borrow-and-Spend, Detroit Schools Violates Building Codes
Without accountability, even half a billion doesn't go far
Cost of Federal Employees Who Said They'd Quit Under Trump: $65 Billion
Poll says 25 percent would leave, but going to private sector could mean big pay cuts
You Can Now Drink and Ride a Pedal Pub in Detroit
Working in Detroit: Entrepreneurs launch a new service in Motown
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