Sustainability-linked bonds: Another arrow in the ESG quiver
Bonds would offer governments a financial incentive to make bad decisions
Axios: The EV is not ready for prime time
What a journey from Michigan to Florida reveals about range anxiety and the electric vehicle
After Ohio train derailment, time for a sober look at Line 5
Whitmer must face reality: Pipelines are far safer for transporting volatile materials than rail, truck, or airplane
Part-time grocery worker says AG had to intervene in dues skim
Michigan attorney general’s office helped employee use his legal right to opt out of union membership
EU votes to “effectively” ban sales of gas vehicles after 2035
The same year Michigan will quit coal, the European Union will quit the internal combustion engine
MEDC asks $5,700 for nondisclosure agreements
Government-by-NDA has been business as usual in Michigan. But the Mackinac Center insists on transparency
Why a Michigan paraprofessional left his union
Since 2012, membership ranks of support staff in the Michigan Education Association have shrank 56%
Michigan Rep: 102nd Legislature is off to a rocky start
Michigan lawmaker bemoans lack of debate, regular order and transparency at Capitol
GAO estimates $60B in unemployment fraud during pandemic
GAO report blames both administration and equipment for the failure, says Department of Labor needs antifraud strategy
Don’t call it learning loss, says Ann Arbor superintendent
Superintendent Jeanice Swift disputes value of the term “learning loss,” admits COVID affected “trajectory of growth”
In the Michigan House, COVID-19 policy is for staff, not members
Members are encouraged to follow the guidelines, but twice this year, representatives have shown up to cast votes after testing positive
In Michigan, lower energy rates or free thermostats?
Michigan homes pay the highest energy rates in the Midwest
Super Bowl ad admits: Gas is the answer to ‘premature electrification’
The Ram 1500 REV’s range extender is an internal combustion engine
Michigan House votes to cancel tax cut, replace it with $180 checks, corporate welfare
13 of 18 ‘no’ votes from Senate Republicans could preserve a tax cut
Brighton school board members challenge union’s office space at high school
For decades, teachers union at Brighton Area Schools has been using district resources to conduct daily business
What electric vehicle proponents aren’t telling you
Electric cars have been presented as a cleaner, cheaper future, but there’s another side of the story
Whitmer calls for using the public school system to fix the learning loss it caused
The MEA endorses governor’s plan to use a broken system to recover students from academic, mental health losses
Michigan Dem ignores COVID recommendations to cast vote
For second time in as many months, a House Democrat decides that voting outweighs the CDC’s 5-day quarantine policy, which the House observes for staffers
Whitmer seeks ongoing $500M per year for corporate welfare fund
Budget director: SOAR incentive fund would be filled from corporate income tax collections above $1.3 billion
Michigan had 18K electric vehicles in 2021; will it reach 2M by 2030?
Whitmer seeks $113M for charging equipment and subsidies
Michigan’s 2024 budget will spend all but 3% of state’s $9B surplus
Whitmer has requested a record $79B budget for 2023-24
How does your Michigan rep spend their time in Congress? Here’s how to find out
A quick user’s guide to Congress.gov and how to keep an eye on the people who represent you in Washington
How Whitmer could grant Michigan financial relief
No need to cut a $180 check when closing the books on fiscal year 2022 would bring an automatic tax cut
Update your memes: Michigan Democrats have embraced corporate welfare
Progress Michigan meme misses the reality in 2023: In Democrat-run Lansing, corporate welfare is as popular as ever
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Hohman: Michigan economy needs to catch up
Michigan hands out corporate welfare to cover up for a poor business climate. It doesn’t work.
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