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South Carolina Leads the Way on Health Care Reform – Commentary
by Marcelo Hochman, MD
A celebration is in order! South Carolina—the state that has historically settled for incremental public policy change—just enacted the most significant healthcare...
South Carolina Should Not Join PJM’s Flailing Electrical Grid!
If lawmakers in South Carolina want to protect ratepayers, then they should fully utilize their state’s strict regulatory tools to hold Duke and Dominion accountable. But joining PJM would only expose customers to less reliable and more expensive electricity.
South Carolina Paves Bipartisan Path on Election Integrity (Commentary)
By Dallas Woodhouse
People across South Carolina have much to celebrate with the Palmetto state's successful primary election, the first conducted after Republicans and Democrats...
South Carolina’s Certificate of Need Laws Will Bypass One Hospital
South Carolina's certificate of need laws will be bypassed so one hospital only can avoid the anti-competition regulations.
In the same state where health care...
South Carolina House Approves Amended Educational Savings Account Program
(The Center Square) — The South Carolina House amended and passed a bill that would create a pilot educational savings account program in the...
South Carolina House Committee Fails to Repeal Certificate of Need
Certificate of need laws were mandated by the federal government in 1974 and regulate how many medical facilities are available in an area and what services they provide in an effort to reduce consumer costs.
South Carolina Passes Bill to Keep Males Out of Women’s Sports over Massive Dem...
South Carolina’s Republican-dominated House passed legislation Tuesday banning males from women’s sports despite Democrats’ stall tactics.
Democrats attempted to delay the vote by proposing an...
South Carolina Regulators Reject Duke Energy’s Coal Closure Plan
South Carolina electric utility regulators have rejected plans by Duke Energy to shut down several coal-fueled power plants in 2030, replacing them with wind and solar power, with battery back-up, that the utility would either build or contract for.
School Choice Bill Will Be 2022 Priority for South Carolina Republicans
By John Haughey
(The Center Square) – A South Carolina bill that would create education scholarship accounts (ESAs) for K-12 students was not heard during...
South Carolina Supreme Court: Schools Can’t Use Current State Funding to Enforce Mask Mandates
By Jon Styf
(The Center Square) – The South Carolina Supreme Court ruled Thursday school districts cannot use state funds allocated this year to enforce mask mandates.
In...
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Parents, Students Protest Lunchroom Attack by Trans Student
Parents, students protest lunchroom attack by trans student in Lansdale, Pennsylvania public school after multiple warnings about behavior.
by Linda Stein
Carrying homemade signs, about 20...
April Economic Report: Inconsistent Fed Policies Are Setting Up a Major Correction
By Robert Genetski
Inconsistent Fed policies are creating cascading distortions in the U.S. economy. It will be extremely difficult to repair the damage when the...
Chicago Public Schools Announces ‘Equity’ in School Budgets
Chicago Public Schools announces an ‘equity’ funding model will be used in schools, preserving teachers' jobs and staffing levels.
By Eileen Griffin
Chicago Public Schools (CPS)...
