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With Right-to-Work, Employees No Longer Have to Put Up With Unions Opposed to Their Values

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State Supremes Rebuff Claims Government Land Bank Shortchanged Taxpayers

Uphold’s 'no standing' decision

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National Teachers Union Boasts of Having 'Conservative' Members While Undermining Their Values

NEA agenda includes global warming extremism, abortion and other non-education issues

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Sen. Nofs: Bills Won't Eliminate 'Electric Choice'

But opponents say bills place unfair burdens on competitors

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State's Corporate Welfare Agency Has a History of Secrecy

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U.P. Road Commission Taking On EPA

Environmental agency stands in the way of 21-mile road project

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Gov. Granholm in 2009: 'Movie Studio to Create 700 Jobs;' Six Years Later - Nada

Wonderstruck Studios never materialized

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Frustrated With Public School, Parents of Student With Special Needs Find Help at Private School

Michigan law limits school choice

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Union President Attacks School Board While They Pay Her Not to Teach

Ann Arbor teachers union president gets full-time release, mostly paid for by taxpayers

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That's a Wrap! Film Subsidies Terminated

Bill ending program now a law

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Great Lakes Water Levels At High-Level Marks

Rise has submerged some beaches

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Media Echo Chamber Repeats Same Misinformation on Road Funding

Reducing a program’s rate of increase is not a 'cut'

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Independent Union Shows Unions Can Prosper Under Right-To-Work

Roscommon Teachers Association left the MEA and doesn't have to bully members to keep them

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Number of People Collecting Unemployment in Michigan Plummets Nearly 90 Percent

There are 314,000 fewer people taking unemployment benefits than in 2009

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State Income Tax Also Serves as Stealth Welfare Program

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Clock is Ticking on Michigan's Film Subsidies

Unless the bill is vetoed, film incentives end soon

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House and Senate Pass Competing Road Funding Plans

Now the negotiations begin

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Measure Would Open Doors To University Board Meetings

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U.S. Supreme Court Accepts Case to Give 'Right-to-Work' to All Public Employees

Court could end compulsory union 'agency fee' payments for government workers

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New State School Super Favors Merit Pay for Teachers

Brian Whiston wants 'incentives' based on subject and location, plus higher starting salaries

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Study: They Spend Millions, but Minimal Transparency Required for Government Union Finances

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Public Sector Unions Vague About How They Spend Dues Money

Many members have trouble finding out financial details

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Most Michigan Teachers Leave Before Qualifying For a Pension

MPSERS is a bad deal for educators

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Top 1 Percent Paid 15 Percent of State Income Tax While Bottom 33 Percent Received Millions

Tax filers making up to $16,000 received $245 million more than they paid

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Michigan Has Third Largest GDP Growth Since Recession

Only two oil boom states did better

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