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Life on a Border Ranch: Cut Water Lines, Downed Fences, Stolen Property, Dead Bodies
By Rachel del Guidice
BISBEE, Arizona—John Ladd, whose family has ranched at the U.S.-Mexico border for more than 125 years, says illegal immigrants tell him...
Georgia’s Unemployment Rate Nears Pre-Pandemic Levels
By Nyamekye Daniel
(The Center Square) – Georgia’s unemployment rate has dropped to its lowest level since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Georgia Department...
Red-State Children Got Double the Classroom Time During Pandemic
It soon became clear to The 74, that closures in various states were falling along party lines.
With Mitigations Gone for Months, Arizona Keeps Emergency Declaration
By Cole Lauterbach
(The Center Square) – Even though Arizona’s business and individual COVID-19 mitigations haven’t been in effect since March, the state remains in...
Counties and Towns Fighting Industrial Wind and Solar Projects, Says Report
Residents in rural states and in more densely populated coastal states are increasingly adopting regulations to block large-scale industrial renewable energy projects, within or near their jurisdictions, says a recent study by the Center of the American Experiment.
States Protect People from Vaccine Passports
In addition to Texas and Florida, other states – either through executive orders, legislation, or governors’ pronouncements – have said no to vaccine passports.
California Electric Vehicle Push Raises Many Questions
California Gov. Gavin Newsom issued an executive order aimed at banning the sale of internal combustion powered vehicles within the state by 2035, but it may not have the results he intended.
Hawai’ians Are Turning on Offshore Wind
Despite a state mandate requiring 100 percent of Hawai’i’s electricity come from renewables by 2045, many Hawai’ian environmental activists are fighting proposed onshore and offshore industrial wind projects.
Public Calls for Change As California Loses Population in Wake of Destructive Education, Economic...
(California Policy Center)—For the first time since the state's founding, population shifts resulted in California losing a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives...
Attorneys General, Lawmakers Sue Biden Administration over COVID Relief Restrictions
A group of Republican lawmakers and attorneys general are suing the Biden administration for restricting states’ use of federal COVID relief funds. Several Republican...
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Medicare is the Key to Fixing the Doctor Shortage – Commentary
By Mario H. Lopez
Today, it can take weeks to see a doctor, and when patients do get in, appointments last about 15 minutes. The...
Election Outcome Might Mean Big Changes in Medicaid
Though it has received scant attention in this year’s presidential campaign, Medicaid, the $600 billion-a-year federal program for lower-income people, could be in for...
Michigan Becomes Sixth State to Axe Abortion Data Collection
Despite the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists calling abortion an “essential component of women’s health care,” Michigan has become the latest state to...
