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The Florida Retirement System Is Still in Need of Reform
By Raheem Williams
In recent years, the Florida legislature has led on multiple reforms to the Florida Retirement System, but the pension system is still...
Coalition Calls for Reversal of Exploding National Debt as Default Clock Approaches ‘Midnight’
By Aaron Stover
The Heartland Institute joined a coalition urging Congress to support the Maximizing America’s Prosperity (MAP) Act sponsored by Rep. Kevin Brady (R-TX-8)...
The Everything Bubble and What it Means for Your Money
By Colin Lloyd
In the aftermath of the Black Plague which swept across Europe between 1347 and 1353, wiping out between 30 and 60% of...
No Justification for a Worthless, Regressive Carbon-Dioxide Tax in Washington State
Ignoring the express will of the voters, legislators in the Washington Senate have offered a bill to establish a carbon-dioxide tax of $25 per-metric-ton on use and sale of most fossil fuels in the Evergreen State beginning in 2022.
Biden Administration Social Cost of Carbon Estimates Lack Integrity, Says Professor Roger Pielke, Jr.
Social Cost of Carbon calculations being pushed by the Biden administration lack scientific integrity.
Study: Did CDC Inflate COVID-19 Death Numbers, Violate Federal Laws?
The nation reached a significant milestone in late February, with media outlets reporting that the number of Americans who have died from COVID-19 passed the 500,000 mark. Such a death toll is deeply disturbing. But is it accurate?
Economy Stays Strong As COVID Case Numbers Decline Rapidly
Stocks are becoming increasingly overvalued, and some downward move is overdue. Even so, there are reasons to believe they could become even more overvalued....
Businesses Continue Rapid Growth While Job Market Stays Stagnant
Today's report indicates job growth was minimal in January. In contrast, other reports show overall business activity in January was strong. Businesses continue to...
Economic Expansion Continues Despite Ominous Weaknesses
Although today's report shows retail sales were weak at the end of last year, they remain up from both a year ago and from...
How Social Security Reform Could Make a Popular Federal Program Better
By Rachel Greszler & Ilana Blumsack
America’s most popular federal government program — Social Security — will be insolvent within 15 years, leaving older workers and...
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New York School Budgets Outpace Inflation as Districts Plan to Spend Over $33K Per...
School districts presenting budgets to voters next Tuesday plan to spend an average of $33,404 per student, up 4.4 percent from the current school...
Biden’s Signature Bills Are Pumping Billions Into Swing States — But Will it Make...
President Joe Biden’s signature pieces of legislation are routing billions of dollars into swing states, but pundits are not convinced that the money will...
Law Schools Still Count by Race—Report
Law schools still count by race with American Bar Association support, despite a U.S. Supreme Court ruling, reports the Manhattan Institute.
By Eileen Griffin
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