Dunleavy asks lawmakers to suspend Alaska’s fuel taxes
Alaska residents could pay less for gas if the legislature approves a proposal by Gov. Mike Dunleavy. The governor is...
Month: March 2022
MLB’s new collective bargaining agreement fails to address players’ biggest grievances
“People ask me what I do in winter when there’s no baseball,” second baseman Rogers Hornsby once said. “I’ll tell you...
San Juan is one of five phase three CarbonSAFE projects, but questions of viability remain
The United States will need to inject about a billion metric tons of carbon dioxide annually into underground reservoirs by...
Gun control proposals Biden resurfaced following Des Moines shooting won’t help much
A member of the libertarian Cato Institute is pushing back on the president's recent remarks on gun control. Cato Institute...
Michigan county poised to spend $80M in COVID funds on sports complex
Since the federal government designed COVID-19 relief funds to get out the door fast, the tradeoff was lax verification and...
4 things to know if you missed Tuesday’s Detroit school board meeting
The Detroit school district may rescind its vaccination mandate for school employees following a policy review by board members, Deputy...
If it was easier to vote in Texas, would turnout still be this low?
You call a popular, busy restaurant to make a reservation. They tell you they only take reservations from 5 to...
Vermont to allocate $15 million toward EV charging infrastructure in 2023
Set against the backdrop of a $15 million appropriation in Gov. Phil Scott’s fiscal year 2023 budget, state lawmakers are...
Philadelphia is updating its mandated African American history course
Students who walked into Stacy Hill’s classroom at Northeast High School one day last month for their African American history...
New Mexico think tank releases ‘Freedom Index’ rating lawmakers’ votes
An Albuquerque-based free-market think tank has released its legislative report card that grades lawmakers for their positions on certain bills during the...
