7 Reasons Why Municipal Bond Tax Exemption Is an Economic Mirage
In his controversial book, “The Inefficiency Of Municipal Tax Exemption,” whistleblower Michael Lissack brings forth a radical proposal to…
5 Reasons Oklahoma’s Internal Power Struggle is Poisoning Governance
The landscape of Oklahoma governance is reaching a boiling point as the rivalry between State Treasurer Todd Russ and…
67 Ways to Fund Our Roads: The Tolling Dilemma Facing America
In a landscape riddled with aging infrastructure and a growing need for innovation, two-thirds of states are grappling with…
7 Billion Reasons to Reimagine Penn Station: A Bold Move or a Draining Debacle?
The recent shift in leadership for New York’s ambitious $7 billion renovation of Pennsylvania Station marks a significant turning…
45% Risk: The Impending Economic Abyss of Tariffs and Stagnation
The recent headlines surrounding the seemingly innocuous “90-day pause” on tariffs are nothing more than a harbinger of an…
The Unsettling 30% Cap: How Ohio’s New Budget Plan Could Dismantle Public Education for 1.7 Million Students
In a striking move that raises eyebrows across the educational landscape, the Ohio House has passed a budget containing…
The $100 Million Dilemma: Houston’s Infrastructure Crisis and Its Political Undertones
As Houston grapples with its perennial infrastructure woes, Mayor John Whitmire’s recent announcement carries the weight of more than…
5 Disturbing Examples of FEMA’s Neglect in Disaster Recovery Funding
In recent months, a disturbing trend has emerged regarding the federal government’s response to natural disasters in the United…
Why California’s $2.8 Billion Medi-Cal Gamble Could Lead to Disaster
California Governor Gavin Newsom’s recent decision to pass a supplemental budget bill allocating $2.8 billion towards Medi-Cal raises critical…
16 States Unite: The Fight for $334 Million in Educational Funds
In a striking demonstration of political rivalry and protective measures for public education, 16 states, alongside the District of…