Idaho Lawmakers Embrace Open Meetings, Michigan Still Waiting for Transparency
New law may be "the best in the nation"
Michigan House Wise to Shift Corporate Welfare Spending to Roads
Programs shown to be ineffective and wasteful
A Possible Uber Setback for Ride-sharing in California
Examining the distinction between a contractor and an employee
DPS Emergency Manager Could Make Big Changes
Steps in the right direction are possible without changing laws
It is Fine to Get Detroit Out of the School Pension System
Other districts already pay for Detroit's liabilities
The Real-World Costs of Union Release Time
Proposed law would require public workers to work for the public
Incomplete Analysis of Pension Scheme Bill Paints False Picture
Fiscal Agency ignores benefit spiking costs, underfunding risks
National Conservative Groups Push to End Civil Asset Forfeiture
Is Michigan’s GOP Legislature listening?
Requiring Unions to Pay for Their Own Employees Saves Taxpayer Money
Senate Bill 280 takes union leaders off the public payroll
CAPPS Report Lays Out Some Solid Criminal Justice Reforms
Michigan can shift prison policies without endangering the public
Government Spending on Universities Rise, Tuition Hikes Follow
Higher education funding returns little to the state
Tying Teacher Evaluations to Student Achievement Would Be Major Reform
Reluctant school administrators often greatest barriers to reform
Note to Michigan's Tourism Lobbyist: GEICO Pays For Its Own Advertising and You Should Too
Michigan taxpayers are paying for something private businesses normally pay for themselves
House Judiciary Passes Civil Forfeiture Reform Bills
Good work, but more still to be done
What You Need to Know About the Initiative to Repeal Prevailing Wage
If sponsors gather enough signatures in time, then legislature votes
You Don’t Need $92,000 a Year to be 'Economically Stable'
ALICE report puts most past Michigan citizens below ‘survival’ budget

Remembering Sir Nicholas Winton
The world has lost a true hero
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