U.S. Supreme Court Agrees To Look At Forced Unionization
Illinois case could free home-based caregivers nationwide
Capitol Protesters Fined $500 Each For Trying To Storm Senate Chamber
Most of arrested right-to-work protesters had SEIU 'dues skim' connections
Michigan Residents Doing Better Financially
Adjusted statistics show addition of $23 billion to residents' incomes over past three years
Detroit Still Sending Tax Notices 15 Years After Company Closed
City wants money for fire permits, gas storage, building occupancy and awnings for long-abandoned business
Feds Take Money But Pass On the Job of Disposing Nuclear Waste
Government has collected nearly $37 billion from rate payers
Mackinac Center President Honored for Leadership
Joseph G. Lehman wins 2013 Roe Award at State Policy Network annual meeting
Social Media, Newspapers and Radio Serve As Platform for Common Core Debate
Part two: Senate hearing on national education standards likely this week
Media Reports Mass Teacher Layoffs; Follow-Up Shows Stories Lacked Substance
Most 'laid off' teachers are recalled
Examining The Issues Surrounding Common Core
Concerns over control, structure and parental involvement surround national education standards plan
Flawed State Rankings Mean Some Principals Are Out of a Job
Adjusting Michigan's 'top-to-bottom' list to socioeconomic status yields different results
High Taxes Make Cigarettes 'Gold Bars' For Thieves
Government has helped make cigarettes more valuable by imposing $2 per pack tax
Bills Targeting Dubious Licensing Laws Held Up In The Legislature
Interior designers, auctioneers, community planners all subject to regulations
Road Funding Finds New Target With Horse-Drawn Vehicles
Amish community, tourism are targets of $50 per carriage registration fee
Bill Grants Big Businesses Power to Raise Taxes in 'Business Improvement Zones'
State Rep: 'Corporate welfare is a bipartisan issue'
City Sued Over FOIA Fees
Westland charges $1 per page, $45 per hour to gather public information
Analysis: Incorrect Population Figures Means State Has Overpaid Detroit For Past Decade
City gets more than its fair amount of revenue sharing
Internet Sales Tax One Step Closer to Reality in Michigan
Six Republicans in House committee support bills targeting online shoppers
Community College Labor Studies Class Features Nearly All Union Perspective
Course turned into lecture series lacks balance
Union Graphic Leaves Out Billions of Public Dollars To Claim Education 'Cuts'
MEA's Facebook page has multiple inaccuracies
Despite Union Leader Complaints, Michigan Exports Exploding
Free trade boosts the economy
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